Lawmakers rushing to shore up online privacy protections for kids — once seen as the most widely supported proposal to rein in big tech — are on the verge of defeat after their bills were excluded from the year-end spending deal released early Tuesday.
The 117th Congress brought some momentum for online privacy protections with the advancement of a bipartisan, comprehensive measure as well as two narrower bills focused on children. However, no provisions from any of the bills made it into a government spending package seen as one of the last shots to enact the measures.
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