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Youth digital privacy battles spark in states
Maryland and Minnesota are the primary battlegrounds over so-called age-appropriate design legislation, a version of which was also briefly considered in New Mexico. A children’s privacy measure that borrows elements from the California law was introduced in New York. A related bill is likely coming to Nevada next.
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Bill to protect children’s online privacy passes first committee
The Senate Tax, Business and Transportation Committee unanimously passed a bill that seeks to protect children’s privacy online. SB 319 endeavors to place safeguards into the online world that children venture through everyday.
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Regulation can protect children online
As a parent, I have seen firsthand the major role the internet plays in our children’s lives. Whether it be for education, entertainment or play, our children and teens are more connected to digital products and services than ever before.
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Sens. Muñoz, Morres, Correa Hemphill Introduce Landmark Child Online Privacy Bill
State Senators George K. Muñoz (D-Cibola County), Mark Moores (R-Bernalillo County), and Siah Correa Hemphill (D-Catron County) have introduced the New Mexico Age Appropriate Design Code.