App store age verification bills like the federal App Store Accountability Act are emblematic of public support for age verification in the sense of “rules for thee but not for me."

A 16-year year old itemizes what's wrong with the App Store Accountability Act.

Children who were raised on screens need more freedom out in the real world.

This requirement can put young users at risk while creating a false sense of security.

EFF recently submitted feedback to the Commission’s Targeted Consultation, emphasizing a critical point: Online safety for young people must not come at the expense of privacy, free expression, and equitable access to digital spaces.

This requirement can put young users at risk while creating a false sense of security.

A recently introduced federal bill contains significant shortcomings that we believe merit a constructive and transparent discussion.

The App Store Accountability Act would make age restrictions online more invasive than in any other area of daily life.

From hacking screen time settings to bypassing website restrictions, young people make responsible parenting in the age of tech feel like a game of whack-a-mole. Here’s how to do it successfully.