Overview
- Senator Marsha Blackburn rebukes claims that KOSA would censor speech or give excessive power to the FTC.
- The bill, which passed the Senate with overwhelming support, aims to regulate online features to safeguard children's mental health.
- Critics argue that KOSA could lead to government overreach and potential censorship depending on political administration.
- Speaker Mike Johnson has expressed concerns over the bill's potential 'unintended consequences,' signaling challenges in the House.
- Proponents emphasize the bill's focus on holding tech companies accountable for harmful content and design practices.