President Biden signed a $95 billion national security bill into law on April 24, 2024, that includes a provision that could ban TikTok. The new law gives ByteDance, a Chinese technology company and owner of TikTok, the option to sell the popular platform to avoid the ban, but the company must complete the sale within […]
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On January 24, New York City declared social media a public health hazard and “environmental toxin.” Mayor Eric Adams made the announcement as part of his annual State of the City address. Afterward, New York City Health Commissioner Ashwin Vasan issued a Public Health Advisory with more details. “Companies like TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook are
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Lawyers argue to hold social media companies accountable in New York State Supreme Court for helping radicalize Tops mass shooter.
Senate hearing exposes Instagram’s safety flaws, highlighting real risks for children. Arturo Bejar’s testimony reveals urgent need for parental vigilance.
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A second whistleblower has come forward and is set to testify to congress on November 7th alleging that Meta’s platforms chose to maximize profits with complete disregard to protect children and teen users.
In response to feedback and concerns, KOSA’s co-authors met with LGBTQ+ organizations and communities and listened – as reflected in the changes they made – and a new KOSA was born.
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