New York sued over ‘warning label’ law for social media applications
Summary
NetChoice sued New York over a state law requiring social media platforms to display state-approved warning labels to users. The trade group says the law violates First Amendment protections for free speech.Key Facts
- NetChoice filed a lawsuit challenging New York’s social media warning-label law.
- The law requires social media platforms to provide state-approved warning labels to users.
- NetChoice represents 30 members.
- The group’s members include Google, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.
- NetChoice argues that the law violates First Amendment protections for free speech.
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