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If SCREEN were to pass, you'd be required to scan your face and upload an ID to access this site because it allows "harmful" material. This affects you even if you don't care about sex work or porn.

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Mike Lee's SCREEN Act, which heads to Senate Commerce Committee for markup on Wednesday, would expand age verification requirements to a nearly limitless scope of websites, and is supported by the architects of Project 2025.

Sen. Kim (D) has introduced age-verification bill that's far more privacy preserving. No facial scans or IDs, everything happens on-device. Interesting to note that Sen. Lummis (R), a co-sponsor, suggests that she's looking for AV alternatives that don't require giving up privacy.

Lawmakers Introduce Digital Age Assurance Act in U.S. Senate AVN

A new proposal before the U.S. Senate, now sporting bipartisan support, could invite a national digital assurance standard for age-gating minors under 18 years old.

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Both KOSA AND SCREEN Act contain provisions that require people to enter their ID before accessing the internet, which is why it must be opposed. It’s like someone made a wish on a One Wish Willow and wished that the entire internet will be censored. Think censorship is a solution to protect kids?

Here is a list of all the Commerce Committee senators who will be voting on KOSA and the SCREEN Act amongst others tomorrow. We need all their phones ringing off the hook in opposition TODAY! You have no excuse. CALL. Even if they're not your senator. Be polite, but tell them to oppose this!

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Parents, not politicians, should decide how their families use technology. As the Senate Commerce Committee marks up KOSA, the Youth AI Privacy Act, and the CHATBOT Act, Congress should prioritize stronger privacy protections without creating vague mandates that chill lawful speech... 1/2

Senate Commerce Committee to Markup Several Bills Aimed at Online Safety on Wednesday - CCIA

Washington – The Senate Commerce Committee is scheduled to markup several bills on Wednesday that aim to tackle various online safety issues, including S.

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kosa and the screen act are bad because even kids deserve the right to talk about female link friday without having to sacrifice their own online privacy and safety to the soulless minions of orthodoxy