Parental consent proposal throws wrench into kids’ online safety talks ...Middle East

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New proposals that would require parental consent for teens to use social media are throwing a wrench into bipartisan support for kids' online safety proposals. Momentum in Congress to tackle concerns raised by the impact of social media on minors has been building over the past year. President Biden urged Congress to take action during his State of the Union Address in February, following a warning from the surgeon general. Lawmakers are looking at ways to require platforms to offer updated safety tools and limit how they collect data on minors. But children’s online safety advocacy groups warn the recent surge in proposals that add a parental consent requirement could limit teens’

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