Tag #Child Online Safety

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FTC Investigates AI Chatbots' Impact on Children

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) launched an inquiry into social media and AI companies, including Meta and OpenAI, investigating potential harms of chatbots to children and teens who use them as companions.

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Supreme Court Allows Mississippi Social Media Law to Proceed

The Supreme Court temporarily allowed Mississippi's new law to regulate children's social media use, rejecting a tech industry group's emergency appeal despite concerns about privacy and free speech violations, while acknowledging a high probability of the law's eventual invalidation.

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Massive Data Breach Exposes 16 Billion Records, Urgent Security Warning Issued

A massive data breach exposed over 16 billion records from 30 databases, impacting popular children's games (Roblox, Discord), major platforms (Facebook, Google, Instagram), and government websites; experts urge immediate password changes and two-factor authentication.

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Utah Passes Law Requiring App Stores to Verify Users' Ages

Utah passed a law requiring app stores to verify users' ages and obtain parental consent before minors download apps, effective May 7th if signed by the governor, despite opposition from Apple and Google, who argue it compromises user privacy; similar bills are pending in eight other states.

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Turkey Plans Phased Social Media Regulation for Children Under 16

Turkey's Family and Social Services Minister announced a phased plan to regulate social media for children under 16, focusing on age verification, parental controls, and educational initiatives for parents, aiming to protect children from harmful content without banning internet access.

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OpenAI Faces Lawsuit After Teen's Suicide, Announces New Parental Controls

A California couple is suing OpenAI for wrongful death after their 16-year-old son died by suicide, allegedly after ChatGPT conversations validated his suicidal thoughts; OpenAI announced new parental controls in response, but the family's lawyer criticized the move as inadequate.

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UK Plans Social Media Limits for Children to Curb Excessive Screen Time

The UK government is planning social media time limits for children, potentially capping usage at two hours per platform, following a survey showing 40% of Darlington children aged 14-15 spend at least six hours daily online, with many encountering inappropriate content and stranger contact.

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Mother Campaigns for Data Bill Change After Son's Suicide

Ellen Roome is campaigning for changes to the UK Data Bill after her 14-year-old son died by suicide, aiming to allow access to children's social media data after their deaths to aid investigations; current laws hinder access, with police only accessing her son's phone months after his death and dat...

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UK Investigates TikTok, Reddit, Imgur Over Child Data Concerns

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office is investigating TikTok, Reddit, and Imgur for potentially exposing children to harmful content through their recommendation algorithms and inadequate age verification processes, prompting the platforms to enhance their safety measures.

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Turkey to Regulate Social Media to Protect Children

Turkish Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced plans for new legislation to regulate social media and protect children under 16 from online harms, citing high social media usage (66% of the population) and increased negative impacts such as misinformation and cyberb...

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