A tech industry group that includes Google and Meta sues to block California's Age-Appropriate Design Code, saying it would result in content “over-moderation”
Washington Post Cat Zakrzewski
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@misterfergusson
Andy Fergusson
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The lobbying group for big tech @NetChoice is suing California to stop child safety legislation from passing. NetChoice is known for its successful challenge of Texas' HB20 censoring content moderation in NetChoice v. Paxton https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
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@ktdayg
Katie Day Good
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Tech industry group sues to block #CAKidsCode, the California children's online safety law. That law is one of the most significant efforts by states to regulate platforms after years of inaction at the federal level. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
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@cunning_jordan
Jordan Cunningham
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@Cat_Zakrzewski I am glad that AG @RobBonta is defending the Age-Appropriate Design Code Act. There is an important distinction between regulating product design/features and regulating content, which I suspect the courts will see. @BuffyWicks
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@kingjen
@kingjen
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Is regulating algorithmic design an infringement on speech? Looks like we might find out, w/r/t the California Age Appropriate Design Code: https://www-washingtonpost-com/ technology/2022/12/14/california- internet-lawsuit-filed/
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@netchoice
@netchoice
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“Wednesday's lawsuit highlights how the [tech] industry is equally hostile to legislation from Democrats as it is from Republicans, even though the challenged laws address different tech concerns.” Read more from @Cat_Zakrzewski at @washingtonpost: https://www.washingtonpost.com/…
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@cat_zakrzewski
Cat Zakrzewski
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Breaking: Netchoice has sued to block California's child safety law, in the latest legal salvo over the future of tech regulation: https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...