It is still a bad bill that will increase government and corporate censorship, restrict the rights of adults and children and increase online monitoring.

The revised KOSA is still likely to result in websites expanding content censorship and being forced to enact age and location verification measures. Do you really want the Trump administration to be able to be able to determine what type of content is harmful to minors. KOSA could result in minors being restricted from accessing information on topics such as gender, race, suicide prevention, sexual development, etc?

Furthermore, why does it only ban deceptive practices targeting minors and require sites to give minor's the options to restrict the use of their personal data or even mandate the deletion of their accounts and data? If those are important features when it comes to protecting minors from online exploitation from big tech then why not also mandate those options be available for adult users? I trust my 15 year old nephew to make better decisions online than I do my 70 year old mother.