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Tennessee's new law, "Protecting Children from Social Media Act" went into effect Jan 1. Judge upholds most of California’s ban on ‘addictive feeds’ for children, a law that will regulate how social media firms deliver content to young people.

| View in browser January 10, 2025 Industry News    Industry predictions for 2025 (Kidscreen) Read more >>   Blumenthal plans to reintroduce Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) in 119th Congress (WHSU) Read more >> Judge upholds most of California’s ban on ‘addictive feeds’ for children, a law that will regulate how social media firms deliver content to young people (SiliconANGLE) Read more >>   TikTok Hit With California Class Action for Allegedly Mining Children's Data Without Parental Consent (TheRecorder) Read more >>   Florida delays enforcing law on social media for minors (WORLD) Read more >>   Time for tech firms to act: UK online safety regulation comes into force (Ofcom) Read more >>   Kids, Consumers Headline State Privacy Protection Trends in 2025 (Bloomberg Law) Read more >>   AI ready to hit its stride in schools in 2025 (The Hill) Read more >>   New age assurance standard has entered the public enquiry phase (Biometric Update) Read more >>   Char​ac​ter​.AI Faces Lawsuit Over Child Safety Concerns (National Law Review) Read more >>   Texas Aims to Lead the United States in Data Privacy -  AG has assembled one of the nation’s largest state privacy enforcement teams (Brooks) Read more>>   Judge largely blocks Tennessee porn site age-verification law, as other states enforce theirs. AG is appealing injunction. (Free Speech Center) Read more >>   Indiana bill could force kids under 16 off of social media without parental permission (Fox59) Read more >>   India has released the draft executive rules under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDP) requiring users under 18 to get verifiable parental consent and is seeking stakeholder comments by February 18.  (The Economic Times) Read more >> Click to follow PRIVO for industry news updates! Tennessee’s "Protecting Children from Social Media Act": What You Need to Know   In a move to safeguard minors from the potential risks of social media, Tennessee’s new legislation that went into effect on January 1 places strict requirements on social media platforms. The Protecting Children from Social Media Act aims to ensure that children under 18 are using social media responsibly, with parental consent and supervision requirements. Read our latest blog to learn more about the regulation.  Read blog    The State of Play: What’s in store for children’s digital privacy and safety in 2025 January 30, 2025 Webinar Learn more   Data Privacy Week January 27-31, 2025 Learn more   Digital Entertainment World February 10, 2025 Los Angeles, California Learn more   Digital Media and Kids with Dr. Michael Rich and Dr. Rosemarie Truglio (Joan Ganz Cooney Center) February 5, 2025 New York City Learn more   Kidscreen Summit February 9-12, 2025 San Diego, California  Learn more   The Attention Economy: Monopolizing Kids’ Time Online February 25, 2024 Webinar Learn more   Toy Fair March 1-9, 2025 New York City Learn more Learn more about PRIVO's age aware™ solutions. Smart Age Gate \|  Age Verification \| Parental Consent Contact us PRIVO, 17949 Main St., #1025, Dumfries, VA 22026, USA, 703.569.0504 Unsubscribe Manage preferences |
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