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NetChoice Letter to Senate Urging Support for Temporary Pause on State-Level AI Red Tape Patchwork in the Big Beautiful Bill

NetChoice urges the Senate support for a temporary pause on state AI regulations, as included in the budget reconciliation bill, because a patchwork of state laws creates an impossible compliance […]

NetChoice Letter to Gov. Landry Asking for Veto of Louisiana HB 570

Louisiana’s HB 570 is a fundamentally flawed piece of legislation that will fail to protect children online while creating serious constitutional and practical problems. Age verification requirements violate First Amendment […]

NetChoice Veto Request letter to Gov. Hochul on S. 4505

NetChoice urges New York Governor Kathy Hochul to veto Assembly Bill S. 4505, which would require warning labels and timer notifications on social media platforms. While we share the legislature’s […]

NetChoice Letter Urging Gov. Kathy Hochul to Veto New York RAISE Act

NetChoice sent a letter to Governor Kathy Hochul requesting a veto of S6953B, the New York RAISE Act. This bill would add to the growing patchwork of state AI laws, […]

NetChoice Comment on Missouri Proposed Rule at 15 CSR 60-17.070, Threatening to Make the Internet Less Free & Accessible for All Users

The requirement in 15 CSR 60-17.070 related to mobile operating systems has the potential to entangle mobile operating systems with the very kinds of websites to which the Attorney General […]

NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Massachusetts H. 666

H. 666 represents a dangerous constitutional overreach that violates the First Amendment, puts children’s sensitive data at risk through mandatory age verification requirements, and undermines parental authority. The bill’s restrictions […]

NetChoice Letter to Gov. Landry Requesting Veto of Louisiana HB 37

NetChoice urges Governor Landry to veto Louisiana HB 37 due to significant policy and constitutional concerns. The bill raises privacy risks by requiring the collection of sensitive personal data, which […]

NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to New York S. 4505

New York Senate Bill S. 4505, would mandate warning labels and timer notifications on social media platforms. Our testimony highlights how this bill violates First Amendment protections against compelled speech […]