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This is an incomplete list of the shortform reading (and listening and watching) I've been doing lately.

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"Episode 381: KOSA Isn't Just Wrong About The Internet, It's Wrong About Child Safety (with Maureen Flatley)" (Podcast).
Matt Masnick and Leigh Beadon in Techdirt.
Published . Listened on
In our coverage of the problems with KOSA and other legislative pushes to “protect the children” online, we usually (for obvious reasons) come at the subject from the technology side, and look at all the ways these laws misunderstand the internet. But that’s not their only flaw: these proposals also tend to lack any real understanding of child safety. Maureen Flatley is someone who has been vocal from the other side, having covered child safety issues for about as long as we’ve covered tech, and she joins us on this week’s episode to discuss how KOSA and its ilk aren’t rooted in what we really know about keeping kids safe.
Big Tech, child safety, children's rights, Facebook, KOSA, law, tech industry