US House Passes KIDS Act Mandating Age Verification and Biometric Scanning
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The US House of Representatives votes on and passes the KIDS Act package 267-117, mandating age verification, biometric scans, and digital IDs for internet access nationwide. Coverage follows the bill from the pending vote through passage, noting bipartisan support and lobbying from over 120 tech companies, and framing it as a threat to online anonymity ahead of an expected Senate vote.
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The Internet Just Died.. United States Law To Force Age Verification Passed With no Push Back
The U.S. House passed the KIDS Act with bipartisan support, and the creator claims it is a pretext to destroy online anonymity by mandating biometric scanning and ID submission for internet access, enabling future censorship and surveillance.
United States Law To Force Entire Internet To Require Age Verification Will Pass The Senate
The discovery that over 120 major tech companies like Microsoft, Google, and Facebook are lobbying for the Kids Act, which requires age verification for the entire internet, suggests the law is a pretext for harvesting user data and invading privacy rather than protecting children.
It Gets Worse.. The Internet is Dead and Both Sides Want It
The US House of Representatives has passed the Kids Act, a law that critics argue poses a significant threat to internet privacy and anonymity, following similar legislation in the UK and EU
United States Forces Entire Internet To Require Age Verification - The End of Privacy
A creator warns that a rushed House vote on July 29th for the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) package, requiring age verification, biometric scans, and digital IDs, will destroy internet anonymity and create a '1984' dystopia.