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KIDS Act proposal raises privacy and censorship concerns in crypto
The Electronic Frontier Foundation warns the bill could expand government surveillance and speech controls beyond digital carding.
CoinDesk’s column discusses the proposed KIDS Act, arguing that it would create a surveillance and censorship framework and calling the effort a warning sign for anyone focused on privacy and free expression.
The piece cites Electronic Frontier Foundation advocate India McKinney, who frames the bill as a potential mass surveillance regime rather than a targeted response to alleged digital carding.
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