One of the most encouraging politial developments of the last ten years is that many American parents and lawmakers have come to believe they are duty-bound to shape how technology affects their families, communities, and nation. It falls to the everyday people, we have realized, to do what was once thought impossible: to constrain the technological powers that harry us and our families. And this realization has been effective, fueling dozens of laws nationwide to make technology safer for kids.
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