As lawmakers in Washington push forward with sweeping reforms to shield young users from online harms via the App Store Accountability Act, Apple CEO Tim Cook stepped into the fray this week, urging Congress to tread carefully on mandates that could upend the App Store’s foundational protections for all users. With a pivotal House committee vote looming, Cook’s closed-door plea highlights the high-stakes tension between safeguarding kids and preserving the anonymity that billions rely on daily. Emily Birnbaum and Erik Wasson for Bloomberg News:
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