Overview
- KOSA aims to create a 'duty of care' for social media platforms to protect minors from harmful content.
- The bill passed the Senate with a 91-3 vote, driven by advocacy from parents and children's safety groups.
- Critics argue that vague language in the bill could lead to over-moderation and censorship of vital information.
- The House is on recess until September, delaying further action on the legislation.
- President Biden has expressed support for the bill, urging the House to pass it to protect children online.