Internet Application I.D. Act

This bill requires internet services (like apps or websites) owned by, storing data in, or accessed by foreign adversary countries to clearly disclose three key facts to U.S. users: (1) whether the service is owned by a foreign adversary country, (2) if user data is stored there, and (3) if those countries can access the data. It applies to services meeting specific ownership or data storage criteria defined in the bill. Violating these disclosure rules would be treated as an unfair or deceptive practice under the FTC Act, with enforcement handled by the Federal Trade Commission. The bill targets services linked to countries designated under existing U.S. law as "foreign adversaries," directly affecting users who download or use those platforms.