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H.R. 6333 (119th Congress)Committee
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Parents Over Platforms Act

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The Parents Over Platforms Act establishes age assurance and parental control requirements for mobile applications and their distributors. Application distribution providers (such as app stores) must ask users to declare their age, use commercially reasonable efforts to verify age categories, and provide parents and developers with tools to restrict minors' access to age-inappropriate apps. Developers of apps that offer different experiences for adults versus minors must use reasonable efforts to determine user age, obtain parental consent for age-gated content, prohibit personalized advertising to minors, and limit how age data is collected and used.

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