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NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Illinois SB 2145, Sports Wager-Fantasy Contests

NetChoice opposes Illinois SB 2145 because its excessive restrictions on single-player fantasy contests would stifle innovation, limit consumer choice, and imposes a 40% tax—the highest in the nation—that will lock […]

NetChoice Testimony in Support of Illinois SB 1224, the Fantasy Sports Consumer Protection Act

Illinois SB 1224 creates the Fantasy Sports Consumer Protection Act. This act:

NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Idaho HB 315, Regarding Data Center Tax Exemptions

Thanks to high-speed internet connectivity, data centers and AI can be located anywhere in the country and serve Americans everywhere. Idaho is poised to compete for this development, with its […]

NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Nevada SB 63

While well-intentioned, SB 63 imposes unconstitutional age-verification and parental consent requirements on Nevadans. Age-verification and parental consent also presents heightened threats to privacy and undermines the government’s interest in protecting […]

NetChoice Comments to White House AI Action Plan Request

NetChoice submitted comments to the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) regarding the development of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Plan for the Trump administration. Our comments […]

NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Florida SB 1438

SB 1438 requires device manufacturers, operating systems, and app stores to implement age verification systems. If enacted, this bill would almost certainly violate Floridian’s First Amendment rights, weaken their privacy, […]

NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Maine HP 530

HP 530 would ban social media for those under 14, require all users of social media to verify their ages, and prohibit young people from accessing social media without verifiable […]

NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Texas HB 499

HB 499 would mandate warning labels for constitutionally protected speech posted on online platforms. While well-intentioned, the legislation presents significant policy and legal concerns.