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We can all agree that there must be regulations in place to protect minors on the internet. However, the Kids Online Safety Act is not the answer. Censorship is not the answer.

That the Kids Online Safety Act would censor anyone is simply a myth spread by Big Tech and its lobbying arms. Quite simply, this bill is about ensuring children are safe online, not policing speech.