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S.C. Attorney General Urges Lawmakers To Pass Child Exploitation Protections

Alan Wilson calls for swift passage of legislation which would help investigators identify online predators — but congresswoman Nancy Mace calls the bill a deflection.

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Nanker Phelge April 30, 2025 at 10:30 pm

“Wilson clarified the bill would not permit access to the content of emails, text messages or personal files — only the identification data behind anonymous digital accounts.”

This seems like it could end up being used for everything besides child exploitation… In the meantime can we use it to go after conservatives who want to eyeball the genitals of females playing sports to ensure they are biological girls?

Speaking of child exploitation, how long before SC starts pushing to ditch child labor laws they are doing in Florida and Arkansas?

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