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Supporters say the pop-up messages could encourage Minnesotans, especially kids, to think twice about how much time they spend on sites. But social media companies argue that Minnesota’s law, the firs...

Essential education programming for children in underserved communities is threatened by the proposed elimination of Corporation for Public Broadcasting funding.

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Haley Hinkle, policy counsel at the nonprofit Fairplay, says the Commission has existing laws given by Congress that could step in to protect kids’ online safety in lieu of an absent federal law.

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A mother who lost her son to suicide after harmful TikTok algorithms warns against Congress's AI moratorium that would block states from protecting children from social media dangers.

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly is cosponsoring the bipartisan Kids Online Safety Act, or KOSA, to protect kids and teens online by holding tech companies accountable for the content on their platforms and...

The Kids Online Safety Act holds platforms responsible for how they design their algorithms.

The FTC’s leadership on child online safety is now is more important than ever, and it has the power to act, Haley Hinkle and Maurine Molak write.

Poll from Common Sense Media and Echelon Insights reveals strong and bipartisan concern about a congressional proposal to ban state-level AI laws for the next decade

Vivek Murthy, who worked for Obama and Biden, called for more data transparency from social media companies so researchers can study the internet’s effects on kids.

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Campaign: Stop Google’s Gemini AI rollout to young kids! A broad coalition led by Fairplay and EPIC is launching a...

We joined over 60 orgs to urgently call on Congress to champion a safer, more responsible, and ethical digital future for our children.

Quebec is moving ahead with a full ban on cellphones and other electronic devices in schools. The regulation will apply from the beginning to the end of the school day, including breaks.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 30, 2025 Contact: Ashwin Verghese 717 676 8584 ashwin@fairplayforkids.org  MEDIA ADVISORY Statement on New York Adopting...

Exclusive: Gaming platform accused of ‘troubling disconnect between child-friendly appearance and reality’

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

New Petition and Whistleblower Statement Provide Evidence that Meta Knowingly Allowed Children to...