Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway joins hosts Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge to detail legal actions taken by the state, urging Missourians to delete the Temu application over security concerns regarding software permission bypasses, location tracking, and data sharing with the Chinese Communist Party. Hanaway outlines ongoing investigations into TikTok's impact on children, consumer protections enforced against Meta, inquiry letters sent to gaming platforms like Xbox and Roblox regarding online child grooming risks, and the recent Eighth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals decision upholding Missouri's sex offender registry laws. The conversation wraps up with Hanaway discussing her participation in the National Association of Former U.S. Attorneys conference in St. Louis and promoting upcoming appearances at 97.1 FM Talk's Get Out the Vote election rally.
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