California’s recently enacted law requiring special online protections for underage internet users was blocked by a federal judge in San Jose as violating the First Amendment by unconstitutionally seeking to regulate speech.
U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman granted online trade association NetChoice LLC’s request for a preliminary injunction against the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act on Monday. The bill, which regulates ...
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