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Policy Intelligence

Intelligence Briefings for Attorneys General & Legislators

TeenAegis produces state-customised policy intelligence packages for AGs, legislators, and their staff — built from the same data that powers the only comprehensive 50-state child online safety ranking in existence.

16 F-grade states — zero laws protecting children online23 D-grade states — single laws, narrow coverage

States That Need to Act Now

Sample intelligence brief excerpts for five F-grade states — the full brief is 20 pages.

F
Washington
No enacted child online safety laws. 1.2M children online with zero platform accountability.
F
Massachusetts
No enacted child online safety laws. Boston metro ranks #3 nationally for teen social media usage.
F
Illinois
No enacted child online safety laws despite BIPA precedent — strongest privacy enforcement infrastructure in the nation, unused for child safety.
F
Pennsylvania
No enacted child online safety laws. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh metro areas have 800K+ minors on unregulated platforms.
F
New Jersey
No enacted child online safety laws. Borders New York (Grade A) — the contrast is stark and politically actionable.

Full 50-state interactive rankings: teenaegis.com/portal/state-rankings

Intelligence Packages

All packages are delivered as branded PDFs within 10 business days. Retainer options available for ongoing legislative sessions.

State Intelligence Brief

$5,000one-time

A 20-page branded PDF briefing customised for a single state — current grade, gap analysis vs. California/New York, model legislation language, and the top 3 platforms operating in that state.

  • ✓Current state grade (A–F) with scoring breakdown
  • ✓Gap analysis vs. California CAADCA and New York SAFE Kids Act
  • ✓Model legislation language (CAADCA-style, adapted for state)
  • ✓Top 3 platform harm profiles for that state's demographics
  • ✓AG enforcement precedents from peer states
  • ✓Constituent impact statistics (D/F-state children at risk)
  • ✓TeenAegis branded PDF, ready for committee distribution
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Legislative Package

$15,000per engagement

Full legislative support package — state brief plus model bill drafting, testimony preparation, and a 12-month data update retainer.

  • ✓Everything in State Intelligence Brief
  • ✓Model bill draft (full statutory language, 3 alternative versions)
  • ✓Testimony preparation kit (written testimony + oral remarks outline)
  • ✓Opposing argument anticipation memo
  • ✓Peer state comparison matrix (all 50 states)
  • ✓12-month data update retainer (quarterly grade refresh)
  • ✓Dedicated policy analyst point of contact
AG-Focused

AG Enforcement Package

$25,000–$50,000per engagement

Designed for Attorneys General building enforcement actions against platforms. Includes platform-specific harm dossiers, NCMEC data analysis, and expert declaration support.

  • ✓Everything in Legislative Package
  • ✓Platform-specific enforcement dossier (NCMEC data, regulatory history, design defects)
  • ✓COPPA and state COPPA-equivalent violation analysis
  • ✓Expert declaration for preliminary injunction motions
  • ✓Coordination with federal MDL counsel (if applicable)
  • ✓Press strategy memo (messaging for enforcement announcement)
  • ✓Ongoing retainer available at $5,000/month

What's in a State Intelligence Brief

Executive Summary
One-page brief for the AG or committee chair — grade, key gaps, recommended action.
Current Grade Analysis
Detailed scoring breakdown across all 6 dimensions with peer state comparisons.
Platform Harm Profiles
The top 3 platforms operating in the state, with harm scores, NCMEC data, and regulatory history.
Model Legislation
CAADCA-adapted statutory language, ready for introduction. Three alternative versions by scope.
Enforcement Roadmap
Existing state law hooks for immediate AG action — no new legislation required.
Political Context
Bipartisan framing, constituent impact statistics, and comparable state precedents.
Sample Cover Page
TeenAegis Policy Intelligence
Washington State
Child Online Safety Legislative Intelligence Brief
F
Current Grade
Score: 0/12 — No enacted laws
Prepared for: Office of the Attorney General
Classification: Policy Intelligence — Not for Public Distribution
Date: March 2026 | Version 1.0

Full brief is 20 pages with citations, model legislation, and enforcement roadmap.

The Economic Argument for Legislation

The TeenAegis Total Harm Cost (THC) Index quantifies what platform harm costs a family — built from peer-reviewed research and MDL litigation data. This is the economic foundation for a bill's findings section.

$179,836
Median Family Cost
Over 3 years per harmed child
$260,762
Instagram Families
Highest platform-specific median
$38,480
Lost Wages
Median caregiver productivity loss
$631,470
Worst-Case Cost
High-severity harm scenario

Six Cost Domains

Mental Health Treatment
UCSF / JAMA Pediatrics 2024
$52,320
Lost Wages (Caregiver)
Integrated Benefits Institute 2024
$38,480
Legal Fees (if pursued)
RAND / MDL No. 3047 data
$45,000
Psychological Cost
RAND PTSD valuation
$28,000
Family Disruption
BLS time-use data
$9,600
Time Cost (non-wage)
BLS mean hourly rate
$6,436
Total (Median)
$179,836

The Asymmetry Argument

A family's median cost of $179,836 is 0.0006% of the EU's $1.3B fine against Meta — a fine Meta absorbed in under 15 days of Instagram revenue.

There are 1,600+ plaintiffs in the federal MDL pipeline (MDL No. 3047). Most live in states scoring D or F. Without legislation, families bear the full cost while platforms face fines that represent rounding errors on their balance sheets.

The THC Index provides the economic foundation for a bill's findings section — every dollar figure is sourced from peer-reviewed research and is designed to withstand expert cross-examination.

For AG Enforcement Packages: The THC methodology is available as an expert declaration exhibit, quantifying aggregate state-level harm for injunctive relief motions.

Sources: UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital (2024) · JAMA Pediatrics (2024) · Integrated Benefits Institute (2024) · RAND Corporation · BLS American Time Use Survey (2023) · MDL No. 3047 plaintiff data. Not a legal opinion.

Request a Briefing

Available to AG offices, legislative staff, and policy organizations. All enquiries are confidential.

For urgent policy enquiries, contact [email protected]. Media requests: [email protected]. TeenAegis is a non-partisan intelligence organization.