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US senators still hope to pass online children's privacy law after KOSA, COPPA 2.0 failures

By Madeline Hughes ( May 10, 2024, 21:44 GMT | Insight) -- US laws to regulate children’s online interactions are still in play after senators yesterday failed to attach them as amendments to a Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization measure. Democratic and Republican Senate leaders have set up a process to “hotline” the Kids’ Online Safety Act, a procedural maneuver that bypasses typical actions to pass legislation quickly with little to no floor debate, MLex understands.US laws to regulate children’s online interactions are still in play after senators yesterday failed to attach them as amendments to a Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization measure....

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