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The online child safety archive follows major policy developments affecting how children may use internet platforms. Current coverage examines the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act after its passage in the U.S. House, including proposed age-verification requirements, AI chatbot safeguards, platform liability, and questions about state authority. The discussion also places the 267-117 vote in context, noting that the bill’s Senate path and the details of any final rules remain unresolved. Browse this tag for focused reporting and analysis of legislative efforts that could shape online protections for minors and the responsibilities of technology platforms.
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    Missouri AG Gives Microsoft 30 Days to Address Xbox Child Safety and Predatory Chat Claims

    For most of us in the PC and console ecosystem, the Xbox network—still widely referred to by regulators and veteran players alike by its classic moniker, Xbox Live—is the connective tissue of modern gaming. Whether you are booting up an Xbox Series X in the living room or launching the Xbox app...
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    Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act: House Passes AI Chatbot, Age Rules to Senate

    The U.S. House of Representatives voted 267-117 on June 29, 2026, to pass the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act, a bipartisan online child-safety package that now heads to the Senate amid disputes over platform liability, state authority, AI chatbot safeguards, and age-verification rules. The...