The passage of the House bill was not the end of the conversation.

It was the beginning of the next chapter.

At Lynn’s Warriors💙, we have always believed that meaningful change rarely happens in a straight line. The movement to protect children online has come too far, brought together too many families and been built on too much courage to stop now.

The Senate still has an opportunity to strengthen protections for children and families through the bipartisan Kids Online Safety Act, S. 1748, and other important reforms including COPPA 2.0. We will continue advocating for what survivor families, parents and child safety advocates have long called for: meaningful accountability, strong privacy protections and a real Duty of Care that places children’s well-being at the center of product design rather than treating safety as an afterthought.

Most importantly, something extraordinary has happened.

America is awake.

Parents are asking questions.

Schools are rethinking screens.

Lawmakers are paying attention.

Technology companies are being asked to explain decisions that for too long escaped public scrutiny.

That conversation was unimaginable just a few years ago.

The Warriors know something else:

Movements are not built in moments of celebration.

They are built in moments of perseverance.

So we continue.

We continue for survivor families.

We continue for parents.

We continue for children who deserve technology that serves them rather than exploits them.

And we continue because protecting children is not a political issue.

It is a human issue.

The fight is not over.

The conversation is not over.

The work is not over.

And neither are the Warriors.

Children before algorithms.

Families before profits.

And onward we go.