Common Sense has recently updated its privacy notice. We also provide an overview of the entire policy here.
Two big legislative wins go a long way to protect kids' privacy and well-being online, but there's still more work to do.
Why Common Sense is opposed to Assembly Bill 2749 -- and why legislators should be, too.
The California Public Utilities Commission is creating a model for affordable high-speed internet in the U.S.
Empowering kids to be smart online is a vital component of closing the digital divide.
Three new bipartisan bills are among the largest investments in broadband connectivity in the country.
The $6 billion included in the new budget provides both expanded broadband access and a blueprint for other states to follow
Equitable access to media screeners will give more voice to reviewers everywhere
Experts unpack the pros and cons of potential legislation.
Common Sense filed an amicus brief in Massachusetts in November. Here's why.
Check out this rundown of the laws the state recently passed that will affect kids' digital well-being.
