Senators face fresh opposition as they seek to renew momentum on a bipartisan bill that aims to combat child sexual exploitation online.
Chamber of Progress, a technology industry trade group, voiced concerns with the legislation in a letter sent Monday to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which is holding a high-profile hearing on the subject later this week.
“We urge you to carefully consider the unintended consequences of proposed child safety legislation. We should prioritize safety without sacrificing the invaluable access and opportunities platforms offer, and ensure online platforms are safe for children,” Todd O’Boyle, senior director of technology policy at ...