The concept of people being upset that eepytoo2 (a LESBIAN) is anti m!trainerxuma is so funny to me. Just because someone feels strongly about something you enjoy doesnt mean you gotta insult her over it. Geez 😭 curate your online experience man
So, what I've heard is, good news, SCREEN Act failed.
Bad news, KOSA passed the committee. Which sucks. But it wasn't a final vote, there is a delay and there is a recess/break till September for them to pick it up again.
So while this is happening. Keep fighting against KOSA!!
hey y'all. Call your reps and senators and tell em to vote no to KOSA, KIDS, screen, app store accountability act and any other age verification bills. If they were to vote for em. You'll vote em out. We don't need bills that threatens our privacy and violates our rights
This will be the US if the SCREEN Act passes. Call your Senators before August 5 and tell them that you oppose the SCREEN Act, KOSA, and the KIDS Act.
Use the official lookup tool at https://t.co/n48wYrEk2m to find yours by state.
people really are forgetting kids ALSO have Amendment Rights, and implementing Age (ID) Verification tramples on those rights.
This is why I say it's the PARENT'S responsibility to handle their kids, not the Gov's, not a company's, and not mine.
C’est la première fois de ma vie que je vois un fleuve de sang sous mes yeux… Et pourtant, on continue à scroll comme si ce génocide était devenu légitime
There is still time to fight this.
This is a "Temporary Injunction", which can be overturned based on a final judgment by the court.
It's yet another "think of the children" moral framing turned into mass collection of private information, ripe for data leaks and mass doxxing.
This all started because a 13-year-old girl was contacted by strangers online within a minute for explicit sexual acts, with over 400k cases of child sexual exploitation reported in just 2025 alone.
In an age where parents had more attention for their kids, this would not be happening. Kids should not be on social media, and because two-income households are common, the adults don't have the time or energy to police their kids' online habits.
Instead, even among the conservatives, who typically prefer less government interference, are pushing for more state-sponsored surveillance and "child protection". Kids these days are very tech-savvy and can easily bypass these interventions using VPNs and various other tools.
When age restrictions were rolled out in Australia, it only had a small effect on actually curbing minors' access to social media. The real fix is more parents actually parenting, not allowing the government to take away your privacy. This is going to lead to a chilling effect on free speech, as more and more people end up getting into "legal troubles" over what they say online.