Creates a new government partnership to make online apps and websites safer for kids.
This bill would create a new government group called the Kids Internet Safety Partnership within the Department of Commerce. This partnership would work to identify online risks and benefits for children and find the best ways to keep them safe. It would also publish reports and guides to help online companies put these safety methods into practice.
Today, there is no specific government partnership focused on bringing together federal agencies and various experts to identify and advance best practices for the online safety of children. If this bill becomes law, the Secretary of Commerce would establish the Kids Internet Safety Partnership within one year. This partnership would research online risks and benefits for kids. It would publish public reports every two years. It would also create a 'playbook' to guide online companies. This playbook would help them implement safety measures like age verification and parental controls. The partnership would operate for five years.
HR 6437 · 119th Congress · December 4, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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