The Maryland Supreme Court's Decision to Search a Home Computer and Phone

KOSA is supposed to establish a new legal standard for the FTC and state attorneys general, allowing them to police companies that fail to prevent kids from seeing harmful content on their platforms. It would also ban kids 13 and under from using social media and require companies to acquire parental consent before allowing children under 17 to use their platforms. The other bill lawmakers approved COPPA 2.0 raises the age of protection under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act from 13 to 16 years of age,. It also bans platforms from targeting ads to kids.