US Supreme Court weighing Texas social media law's constitutionality. Here's what we know.
Chris Marchese, representing NetChoice, said Florida and Texas "can’t force websites to curate, display, and spread their preferred content."
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Chris Marchese, representing NetChoice, said Florida and Texas "can’t force websites to curate, display, and spread their preferred content."
Social media access for minors may look different next year as lawmakers and agencies are looking for ways to make the internet safer for children.
A Supreme Court case challenging Section 230 could potentially lead to 'disastrous' changes regarding how companies suggest content to their users.
A Supreme Court case challenging Section 230, which has unilaterally protected tech companies from legal action in the past, could potentially lead to “disastrous” changes regarding how companies suggest content to their users, according to some experts.
The Supreme Court is hearing a case regarding Section 230 that has protected internet platforms from liability in the past and could completely change the