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On this Remembrance Day, we come together to reflect and honour the courage and sacrifice of those who served and have fallen, to pay our respects and remember them always. Lest We Forget. 🌹 Read more at 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ejhyXQxq

Did you hear KOSA and COPPA 2.0 were passed in the US senate? The Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act (KOSA) represents a significant legislative effort aimed at enhancing the safety and privacy of children and teenagers online. KOSA imposes a legal obligation on online platforms to take "reasonable" measures to protect minors from various online harms such as bullying, sexual exploitation, drug promotion, and mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and eating disorders. - Platforms are required to set the highest privacy settings by default for minors. - They must also facilitate easy deletion of personal data and manage the time minors spend on the service. - The act mandates parental control features that allow parents to monitor their children's privacy settings, and account activities, restrict purchases, and manage screen time. - Platforms must prevent unknown adults from contacting minors or accessing their personal information and limit the sharing of minors' geolocation data. - Social media platforms are required to allow minors to opt out of algorithm-based recommendation systems or at least restrict the categories of recommendations. Alongside KOSA, the Children and Teens' Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA 2.0) was also passed. This act expands the original 1998 COPPA law by extending privacy protections to teenagers up to 16 years old. Prohibiting targeted advertising directed at children and teenagers. Mandating data deletion and creating a new division within the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) focused on youth marketing and privacy.

📢New blog post📢 Today Mothers' Union worldwide gives thanks for the vision of founder, Mary Sumner (1828 – 1921). "Mary’s dream was for every home to be filled with the light and love of Jesus." Read a blog written by Southwark MU Trustee, Susan Gibbin here: https://lnkd.in/exHN3pxc

She is exactly correct

We’re not voting for a personality. We’re not voting for a Pastor-in-Chief. We are voting for a Commander-in-Chief. We’re voting on platforms, policies and convictions based on track records. Which administration helped America (YOU) more: Trump’s or Biden’s? Which one is the more competent Commander-in-Chief? Which is the more likely to build America again? Who is better for America? Who is better for your family? Express your opinion by being legally registered to vote, and then show up and vote!

This is also important.

Today, as we observe September 11th, we pause to reflect on a day that forever changed the course of history. It’s a day to honor those who lost their lives and to pay tribute to the countless acts of heroism and solidarity that emerged in the aftermath. More than 20 years have passed, but we will never forget those who perished that day nor those who sprang to action to save lives and protect our nation. #NeverForget #September11 #Remembrance #Remembering911

Why the Jubilee Process? Today the nation is suffering the consequences of a criminal justice system intertwined with the “incidents” of slavery after the Civil War and the Thirteenth Amendment passed. The slave laws turned to civil disabilities, and for a time were inflicted only upon people of color. Today it is inflicted upon all members of society. So, we need a safe way out of the criminal justice system—the Jubilee Process through the Church. First Requirements is a PPO Plan; 1. Purpose 2. Plan 3. Obstacle Next, we remove the obstacle and prepare the pardons. Finally, the remedy. The Great American Pardon Proclamation —from the President And, the eternal consequences need time limits immediately. On November 1, 2024 the U.S. Supreme Court can save democracy. Everything is already done😎. Democracy is saved🎯✅ Time for the Jubilee …🎉🥳🎊 Gratefully, Mr. Dailey

On this Remembrance Day, we remember. https://lnkd.in/dJQECGB6

Regardless of our own beliefs or traditions, decisions surrounding the treatment of the dead are deeply personal and deserve nothing but the utmost respect. Read more about it in our blog: https://bit.ly/3yMBMU5