Summary
The U.S. Supreme Court decided not to prevent Mississippi from enforcing a law that requires age verification for social media users. A tech industry group challenged this law, arguing it harms privacy and free speech rights.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court ruled on a Mississippi law about social media use by children.
- The law requires social media users to prove their age.
- A tech group, NetChoice, challenged this law, saying it affects privacy and free speech.
- The court's decision allows Mississippi to continue enforcing the law.
- Similar laws exist in other states, and they are also part of the challenge.
