Texas Requests Lift of Block on Social Media Law
Texas asked a panel of appellate judges to lift an injunction preventing enforcement of a law that requires social media platforms to block "harmful" content to minors.
The law also requires platforms to obtain parental consent before serving targeted ads to minors.
Texas on Monday asked a federal appellate panel to lift an order blocking enforcement of a law.
Author's summary: Texas seeks to enforce a law restricting harmful content and targeted ads.
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