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[alpha @omarsbigsister]

Here is a list of all the Commerce Committee senators who will be voting on KOSA and the SCREEN Act amongst others tomorrow. We need all their phones ringing off the hook in opposition TODAY.

You have no excuse.
CALL. Even if they're not your senator.

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

A new report claims Sony caught many publishers, retailers, and business partners off guard with its decision to stop making physical PlayStation games in 2028.

According to the report, many partners only learned of it after Sony made the announcement public.
One executive at a major AAA publisher said

“Despite our seemingly close working relationship with PlayStation, we weren’t informed that this was happening.” “It’s only hitting us now that we may be out of jobs sooner rather than later.”

The report says talks between Sony and its partners have been tense since the announcement. Some companies are frustrated by how the decision was handled, and in countries like India, it has disrupted plans to expand PlayStation retail stores.

[loltatololmato🥚 @loltatololmato]

guys please keep boosting this tweet so it reaches more people, i would be devastated if i had to give my ID to big tech in order to tweet.

[Julie Barrett @juliecbarrett]

My KIDS Act vote predictions.

[Joe Nathan Da Gamer @OlGameBoy64]

Call your representatives today and urge them to vote NO on H.R. 7757, the KIDS Act (Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act).
While the bill is promoted as child protection, it includes provisions that could mandate widespread age verification, weaken stronger state-level safeguards, preempt key privacy protections, and push platforms toward heavy monitoring and content controls. Critics, including privacy advocates and a bipartisan group of attorneys general, warn that this risks turning the U.S. internet into a more surveilled environment—similar to outcomes seen under the UK’s Online Safety Act, where age checks and mandated moderation have raised serious concerns about privacy, free expression, and access for all users.
If you value online privacy, anonymous access, and avoiding broad government-directed surveillance tools, contact your reps now and tell them to oppose this bill.

[Age Veri fication Hater 🏳️‍⚧️♿🍉🌻 @chloetankahhui]

no, KOSA will kill children

children in abusive households will die once KOSA cuts them off from their online communities and lifelines. i know, bc i was once a kid with abusive parents who relied on the internet/social media to survive

a vote for KOSA is a vote for dead kids

[🏴‍☠️CyberTechWolf🏴‍☠️ @CyberTechWolff]

CONTACT YOUR REPS AND PASS THIS MESSAGE ON TO STOP KOSA AND KIDS Act AS IDENTITY FRAUD OR IDENTITY THEFT IT HAS A SLIGHT CHANCE OF WORKING DON'T LET THEM COLLECT YOUR IDENTITIES FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY!!!! SORRY CAPS THANKS AGAIN!!!!

[Cody @JC9775584989981]

@KirbbDogg2000 @IsaiahCTorre The Senate lawmakers already said the house kids act is (dead on arrival)

[𝒷𝒶𝓂𝒷𝒾˚⊱❀⊰˚ ִֶָ @bamb1do11]

KOSA is a censorship bill that won’t make kids safe. Instead, it'll put all internet users at risk, especially youth. If you believe in a free and open internet, tell your lawmakers to reject #KOSA! https://t.co/pT1jTy50H4

[madoka magicock @rifflexielian]

Hi fellow americans, please contact your representatives and tell them to vote NO on the KIDS Act if you want to not be surveilled online. The US House will vote on it at 6:30 PM THIS Monday!!!! Here's a call script I saw.

[Solace @SolaceX_]

Gonna repost this despite me not wanting to get political.

However, this is important. The KIDS Act is not going to protect kids, and we've seen in practice it can actually make things worse.

Follow this article here and let your local reps know you don't support this bill.

[Maureen Flatley @moflatley]

These bills do not protection children. They don't take one predator off the street. They mangle the Constitution. They create serious unintended consequences. Vote NO. @SpeakerJohnson @RepDonBacon
https://t.co/penVouJ994

[👽☣️Genosirus Kingdom☣️👽 @PandorianLord]

Our lives are on the line, but on and offline, force them to vote no, call them, email them, do whatever it takes to get them to listen

[Gordiepie @Gordiepiethecat]

I agree with you that I’m like 50% certain it’s not going to pass but like, in this current political climate we’re in it would be smart to still call those reps. It has proven to work in the past

[@goldybear13 @fnfccvkkv]

Calling your representatives all day and tomorrow !
This bill shouldn’t not passed!!

[Midnight Drawkill @MDrawkill]

@unredacted_org 202-224-3121
Spam it #FuckCenorship

[DBL MP / Double @dbl_mp1]

guys I really don't care if it "doesn't matter". I still want you blowing up your sens/reps voicemails and inboxes either way.

[Together @Togetherdec]

⚠️ A “social media ban” sounds like it’s about children.

But the systems behind it would turn age checks into ID checks for everyone.

What starts as age checks would become a system where ordinary people are identified, tracked and monitored just to find information, speak, share and take part online.

Don’t let age checks become Digital ID by the back door.

The open internet has given ordinary people the power to learn, create, organise, challenge those in power and speak freely.

That freedom is now under threat.

Support the call: https://t.co/dMUDPn29eI

#DontIDTheInternet