Bills threaten encrypted platforms used by journalists (Freedom of the Press Foundation)

The EARN IT Act, the STOP CSAM Act, and the Kids Online Safety Act, or KOSA — all with the worthy goal of protecting children online — each would make it legally risky for tech companies to offer end-to-end encryption. That's the form of encryption in which only the sender and intended recipient can read a message, and which offers some of the strongest protections for both journalists and sources.

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Five Eyes Campaign Against Encryption Threatens Democracy (Tech Policy Press)

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The Kids Online Safety Act Denies Young People’s Freedoms of Expression and Privacy (Library Futures)