The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill that would require online platforms to provide some safeguards for children.
The Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act (KIDS), introduced by Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-Ky.), passed in a 267–117 vote on June 29 with support from both Democrats and Republicans.
“I am glad to see the KIDS Act pass the House with a large bipartisan margin tonight,” Guthrie wrote in a June 29 post on X.
“This vote reflects the long-standing bipartisan efforts by Republicans and Democrats on our committee to put partisan politics aside and prioritize the safety of our kids online.”
The legislation, should it come into force, would require companies to offer ways for youngsters to limit features deemed addictive and put in place policies to protect children from some harms, including sexual exploitation….
House Passes Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act
