Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis proposed a Digital Bill of Rights on Wednesday in a rebuke against collecting and marketing personal data, censorship, and other forms of online harm often directed at American children by Big Tech companies, One America News reports.

The legislation comes off the back of Big Tech’s ties to communist China and the stealth invasion of our intellectual and digital sovereignty as a nation. “Today’s proposal builds on our efforts to stop Big Tech censorship and combat the malign influence of China through the removal of nefarious platforms like TikTok from any state-supported activity,” DeSantis told reporters.

In conjunction with this legislation, and other bills that go toward similar goals, he’s directed  the state’s Department of Management Services to block all state agencies from applications and software tied to China, including social media platform TikTok.

“Big Tech has gone unchecked for too long and has been reckless with our data, causing major privacy concerns and potentially jeopardizing sensitive state information,” Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody stated, along with her strong support for the bill. “I’m proud to stand with Governor DeSantis today to give Silicon Valley a reboot and announce an audacious plan to protect Floridians and keep our children safe online.”

With a majority of Americans disapproving of Biden’s handling of China, the move by DeSantis is another check in the box toward his potential bid for president in 2024.

Read all about China’s stealth invasion of America here.

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