Apple CEO Tim Cook met US House members on Wednesday to push back against federal legislation that could require the iPhone maker to authenticate users’ ages and possibly collect sensitive data on children, lobbying instead to put the onus on parents to decide whether to tell app stores about a child’s age.
The bill, called the App Store Accountability Act, is aimed at making sure that minors are not using harmful content online. Texas has already signed a similar bill into law, requiring parental consent to download apps or make in-app purchases for…
