> The updated version seeks to head off concerns [about targeting young LGBT users] by stripping key enforcement powers from state attorneys general and giving regulators at the Federal Trade Commission a more central role in overseeing its protections.
> [LGBT advocacy groups] said the adjustments lawmakers made to KOSA “significantly mitigate the risk of it being misused to suppress LGBTQ+ resources or stifle young people’s access to online communities.”
Am I just not understanding the implications of the updates, or is this an incredibly vague "assurance"?
> The updated version seeks to head off concerns [about targeting young LGBT users] by stripping key enforcement powers from state attorneys general and giving regulators at the Federal Trade Commission a more central role in overseeing its protections.
> [LGBT advocacy groups] said the adjustments lawmakers made to KOSA “significantly mitigate the risk of it being misused to suppress LGBTQ+ resources or stifle young people’s access to online communities.”
Am I just not understanding the implications of the updates, or is this an incredibly vague "assurance"?