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A major new bill is advancing in the House to shield minors online, requiring parental consent before social media platforms can collect or use data from users under 16. Originally proposing a complete ban on underage accounts, the bill was revised after subcommittee debate — now focusing squarely on data privacy through consent. Though it passed by voice vote, some Democrats still oppose it, signaling that the fight isn’t over. This marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing battle for digital safety and youth privacy.

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