Taylor the Blazing Dracogriff

"The organization, known as NCOSE, wants lawmakers to prioritize the bipartisan Senate version of KOSA during the lame-duck session. Its message: protecting children should start with how companies build their products, not depend entirely on families finding the right settings afterward." KOSA would mandate companies to collect more data on ALL users in order to identify which users are children. It would then mandate them to continue to track and surveil those children - of course, that's not the language the bill uses, but in practice, that is what is required. KOSA also states that it doesn't "require" age verification, but the enforcement piece of the policy incentivizes companies to do so. KOSA is really one big digital ID and surveillance policy with a "child safety" brand on it. The lie that should infuriate every American is that this bill will "protect children". It won't. It will almost certainly put children at greater risk. Congress needs to let KOSA die once and for all!