Congress can help keep teens safe online today by putting parents in charge of teen app
downloads.

Congress has the opportunity to establish a national standard requiring app store parental consent and age verification for teens.

This puts parents in charge of which apps teens download, making it easier for them to help keep teens safe. That's why 3 out of 4 parents agree: teens under 16
shouldn't be able to download apps without parental approval.

Tell lawmakers: support a national standard requiring app store parental consent and age verification for teens.

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