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A US judge grants a permanent injunction against an Ohio law that required platforms to verify users are at least 16 and seek parental consent for younger users

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  • @aricohn Ari Cohn on x
    The “this only regulates contracting with minors” argument was always an exceedingly stupid one to anyone who actually knows what they are talking about. The court has no trouble brushing it aside. [image]
  • @aricohn Ari Cohn on x
    BREAKING: District court grants NetChoice's motion for summary judgment in NetChoice v. Yost, permanently enjoining enforcement of Ohio's social media law. Another one bites the dust. Opinion linked below. [image]