Remedies that may stem from the outcome could help protect the next generation of young people on social media, writes Zamaan Qureshi.

Protecting Children from Online Harms Continues to Motivate Policymakers Across Party Lines, Parents Push for Action

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Some of the biggest tech companies in the world served ads on a website featuring images of child abuse, helping to fund its operations.

It’s NetChoice’s 10th lawsuit against such a tech regulation.

Gavin Guffey, 17, took his own life in 2022 after being duped into sending explicit images that were then used as blackmail to threaten his father's political career.

Genshin Impact will pay a fine to settle charges brought against them by the FTC.

The Phone-Free Schools Movement and the children’s advocacy group Fairplay today welcomed New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposal for a “bell-to-bell” phone-free school policy across the state.

Today, the war on terror is widely accepted as a military and geopolitical failure. But it is still not fully understood as a massive intellectual and moral fiasco: an attempt by the Western media as ...

Fairplay welcomes the Social Media Victims Law Center’s (SMVLC) complaint against Character.ai, which includes the allegation that a chatbot convinced a child to kill his own family.

Mark Zuckerberg doesn't belong on the presidential platform or any platform when his platforms continue to hurt children and cost them their lives.

As the 118th Congress concludes leaving KOSA unpassed, Todd Minor Sr. writes that our focus will remain on keeping kids alive and safe this year.

Texas has become a leading enforcer of internet rules. Its latest probe includes some platforms that privacy experts describe as unusual suspects.

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