On the recordApril 18, 2010
Congress should not overhaul COPPA, but, rather, support and encourage, not discourage or prohibit, companies' innovations to advance child and teen online safety, security, and privacy.
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Pryor emphasizes the need for Congress to support innovations for online safety rather than overhauling existing regulations.
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