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Apple Adds Age Verification to Digital ID in Wallet, Moves Beyond TSA Airport Checkpoints
Apple’s age verification rollout arrives without fanfare for a reason.
Apple Expands Age Checks to Australia, Brazil, Singapore, and US States
The company selling privacy as a feature is now running age screening on 18+ app downloads without explaining what data makes that determination possible.
This FTC Workshop Could Legitimize the Push for Online Digital ID Checks
The FTC’s January workshop could accelerate the shift from an open web to one that demands your ID at every click.
Google Adds Age Check Tech as Texas, Utah, and Louisiana Enforce Digital ID Laws
Each state’s rulebook is different, but together they’re turning compliance into the next frontier of tech regulation.
Big Beautiful Bill Includes 10-Year Ban on State AI Regulation, Drawing Some Opposition
A ten-year gag on state AI laws could redraw the map of American tech governance before the ink even dries on possible federal rules.
Redefining Obscenity: Lawmakers Take Aim at More Online Content
The bill would let federal prosecutors target consensual adult content once shielded by artistic or literary value.
Connecticut, Nebraska, Utah Push Social Media Digital ID Laws
Proposed social media restrictions for minors could pave the way for a broader shift toward mandatory digital ID systems.
US States Advance Online Digital ID Laws with New Proposals from South Carolina, Utah, Wyoming, Missouri, Texas, and South Dakota
Sweeping online ID bills spark debates over digital privacy, enforcement, and government overreach.
Mitt Romney’s AI Bill Seeks to Ban Anonymous Cloud Access, Raising Privacy Concerns
The outgoing Senator wants KYC laws for cloud and AI companies.
Congress Extends Mass Surveillance Program
FISA has been renewed until Spring 2024.
Speaker Mike Johnson Is Reportedly Considering Slipping Controversial Warrantless Surveillance Reauthorization (FISA Section 702) Into Defense Bill
Despite repeated promises to never do it again, Section 702 has consistently been used to surveil US citizens without a warrant.
Watch: Even the FBI Director Doesn’t Seem Comfortable With Mitt Romney’s Proposed Social Media Crackdown
“Now you’re getting into a legal area that I’m not the expert on.”