The Guardian: ‘The tide has turned’: why parents are suing US social media firms after their children’s death
Washington Post: Instagram’s new teen safety features still fall short, critics say
New report underscores how social media companies are hurting kids, national security, and democracy
Today Issue One and its Council for Responsible Social Media (CRSM) released “Dangerous by Design,” a new report underscoring the widespread and ongoing threats and harms that social media companies…
Dangerous by Design
Editor’s note: The following is the executive summary of “Dangerous by Design.” Read the full report. Introduction Americans of all political persuasions are right to be concerned about unchecked social…
Launch of the Safe Tech, Safe Kids Campaign
On October 23rd, 2023 in Washington, D.C., Issue One held an event to kick off Safe Tech, Safe Kids — a campaign partnership led by Project Liberty in collaboration with Issue…
Amid rising concern about harms of social media, experts, stakeholders gather to strengthen online protections for kids
Today, a group of social media experts, advocates, and stakeholders are gathering for a summit to kick off the year-long campaign Safe Tech, Safe Kids, which calls on Congress to…
It’s More Than Just TikTok: A Virtual Panel with National Security and Technology Experts
Over the last two years, Congress has banned TikTok on government devices, Montana’s state government has banned the app within its borders, and some members of Congress have proposed a…
Issue One and its Council for Responsible Social Media applaud KOSA advancement and urge swift passage in Congress
Today, the Senate Commerce Committee voted unanimously to advance the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), setting the stage for a vote before the full Senate. Issue One applauds this critical…
Council for Responsible Social Media calls on Congress to advance the Kids Online Safety Act
Today, Issue One’s Council for Responsible Social Media endorsed the bipartisan Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) and called on members of the Senate Commerce Committee to adopt responsible social media…