A Crucial Privacy Win as America Turns 250
The Fourth Amendment protects Americans’ “papers and effects[] against unreasonable searches and seizures.” 250 years later, these safeguards remain as […]
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The Hidden Costs and Data Vulnerabilities of the GUARD Act
As Congress considers the Guidelines for User Age-verification and Responsible Dialogue (GUARD) Act, policymakers face a critical juncture in technology […]
What Federal Age Verification Mandates Could Mean for Privacy and Security
Industry, parents, and policymakers are all deeply concerned about youth safety and protecting younger users online. Leading digital services offer […]
Lessons Learned from California’s Privacy Rulemaking
California has spent nearly three years finalizing its rules on automated decisionmaking technology (ADMT), which will take effect on January […]
Researcher access under the Online Safety Act: getting transparency right
Amendments to the Online Safety Act, passed in 2023, in the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 provide for the […]
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With 42 states having adjourned and 25 legislatures carrying over their bills from the 2025 to the 2026 legislative sessions, […]
Constitutional Barriers to Social Media Regulation
A landmark ruling has reshaped lawmakers’ ability to regulate social media. On March 31, the Western District of Arkansas case […]
Comparing Approaches to Social Media Regulation: Restricting Access, Restricting Content, Warning Users, and Educating Users
As concerns over the impact of social media on minors grow, states are exploring different regulatory approaches to protect young […]
Why Encryption Matters
Living in the world today practically necessitates a strong connection to digital services. While it is still possible to go […]
The Evolving Landscape of Content Moderation: A Recap on the Influence of Online Safety Legislation
Moderating digital content, particularly to shield children from potentially harmful material, has become a complex and ongoing challenge for state […]
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