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Minnesota lawmakers re-consider bill to boost child safety features on digital platforms
The “Minnesota Age-Appropriate Design Code Act” cleared a key committee this week at the capitol as lawmakers try to protect kids from social media and other websites that can harm their mental, physical and emotional health.
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Proposed ‘Kids Code’ bill aims to prevent predatory data collection
Bridgette Norring lost her son after he purchased what he thought were Percocet pills online. They turned out to be fentanyl. She testified at the state Capitol on Wednesday in support of a bill she said would have protected him.
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Minnesota Kids Code
Kids in Minnesota are one step closer to being safer online. The House Commerce, Finance, and Policy Committee passed the Minnesota Kids Code bill that legislation requires companies to formally assess if their platforms keep kids safe online.
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Minnesota Kids Code
At the state capitol, lawmakers are expected to discuss a bill aimed at protecting your kids on the internet and their online data. The Age Appropriate Design Code bill also called the Minnesota Kids Code would bring a product safety approach to protecting kids online.
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Kids Code bill designed to protect Minnesota children from harmful online content
Minnesota legislators are focusing on the safety of children while online as part of a new bill that could create the Age-Appropriate Design Code.