1. United States
2. Calif.
3. Letter

please oppose kosa, it does not protect children who’s greatest threat is from inside the home it stops them from being able to access resources that could help them. the public needs to be surveilled less not more. This only serves as a security threat and to create a possible database of “undesirables” such as vulnerable queer people. There have already been several data breaches that have compromised id with the UKs similar laws.