Proponents of the Children's Internet Protection Act argued that ____.
A) Internet filters are inflexible and non-customizable
B) opponents downplayed the limitations of Internet filters
C) schools and libraries could elect to not implement the program, they just would not receive Federal money for Internet access
D) the act transferred power over education to private software companies

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The Children's Internet Protection Act allowed schools and libraries to choose whether or not to implement the program, but if they chose not to, they would not receive Federal funding for Internet access. This means that there was no transfer of power over education to private software companies, and proponents did not argue that Internet filters were inflexible and non-customizable. Instead, they argued that opponents downplayed the limitations of Internet filters and that the act was necessary to protect children from harmful online content.

Proponents of the Children's Internet Protection Act Argued That ____