Parents already have the power to protect their children online. You can refuse smartphones. Deny social media—set boundaries—no permission slip needed.

But there's a problem.

"App Store Accountability Acts" don't hold social media companies accountable for the harmful content they serve.

Instead, these bills regulate app stores while letting Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat off the hook.

Meta's own research proved that Instagram damages teenage girls' mental health. They knew. They did nothing. Then they funded lobbying groups to push laws that blame everyone except themselves.

We're asking for something different:

Make social media companies responsible for what they show our kids. Not app stores. Not parents. The platforms are creating the harm.

You're not powerless. Take back control. Join other parents demanding real accountability from the companies profiting off our children's attention.

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Our Team

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Brian Lenney

Co-Founder

Brian is a direct-response copywriter and marketing strategist who has built a successful career collaborating with major copywriting firms and organizations worldwide.

A dedicated family man, Brian relocated to Nampa, Idaho with his wife in 2010 and together they have homeschooled their four children for over a decade.

Brian is also a public, where he’s passed significant legislation including Idaho's first anti-SLAPP bill, anti-mask mandate bill, and many others.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of North Dakota, and a Master of Arts from Biola University.

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Heather Andrews

Co-Founder

Heather Andrews is a mother and grandmother whose work is rooted in lived experience, conviction, and a deep belief that parents, not the government, not corporations, and not algorithms, are best positioned to raise and protect their children.

Since 2015, Heather's been in senior leadership handling state initiatives across the Pacific Northwest and West Coast. She leads and speaks for grassroots policy work throughout these regions, focusing on economic freedom, individual liberty, and empowering families.

Heather brings more than a decade of experience in political advocacy and campaign leadership.