How child online safety bill would work
A bill sponsored by Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff would limit how social media companies can target children. The bill saw bipartisan support when it passed in the senate. FOX 5 spoke to cyber safety experts about the bill and how effective it would be if it became law.
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How child online safety bill would work
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