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Legislatures now have a clear road map as to how to protect consumers’ privacy—without trampling our first amendment rights. They should use it. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/08/court-california-try-privacy-law-not-online-censorship

Court to California: Try a Privacy Law, Not Online Censorship

In a victory for free speech and privacy, a federal appellate court confirmed last week that parts of the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act likely violate the First Amendment, and that other parts require further review by the lower court.
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Patrick Leavy
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with this, and the recent section 230 ruling ( https://kolektiva.social/@LeftistLawyer/113057338420489350 )
it feels like legal progress can be made against #bigtech

Leftist Lawyer (@LeftistLawyer@kolektiva.social)

For all you folks transfixed by the #Brazil ban and shitposting about #Musk … you’re missing the most important development of the year. Section 230 of the Communication Decency Act just got torched by the 3rd circuit. https://www.thebignewsletter.
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