California's Assembly Bill 1709 requires platforms to remove features it calls 'psychologically exploitative' for users under 16.
Google, Meta and TikTok have filed lawsuits to block California's Assembly Bill 1709. The law bars online platforms from providing 'psychologically exploitative features' to users under 16.
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@TechmemeGoogle, Meta, and TikTok file lawsuits to block a California law that bans online platforms from providing "psychologically exploitative features" to under-16s (@jonathanstempel / Reuters) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)
@engadgetAssembly Bill 1709 demands that platforms remove "psychologically exploitative features."@TechmemeGoogle, Meta, and TikTok file lawsuits to block a California law that bans online platforms from providing "psychologically exploitative features" to under-16s (@jonathanstempel / Reuters) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)@engadgetAssembly Bill 1709 demands that platforms remove "psychologically exploitative features."@TechmemeGoogle, Meta, and TikTok file lawsuits to block a California law that bans online platforms from providing "psychologically exploitative features" to under-16s (@jonathanstempel / Reuters) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)@engadgetAssembly Bill 1709 demands that platforms remove "psychologically exploitative features."@TechmemeGoogle, Meta, and TikTok file lawsuits to block a California law that bans online platforms from providing "psychologically exploitative features" to under-16s (@jonathanstempel / Reuters) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)@engadgetAssembly Bill 1709 demands that platforms remove "psychologically exploitative features."—
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