An internet trade group, representing 30 members including Google, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, has sued the state of New York challenging its law that requires social media platforms to provide state-approved warning labels for users. NetChoice’s complaint said the state law violates the free-speech protections or First Amendment rights, Reuters reported. The law, that was signed…
New York sued over ‘warning label’ law for social media applications
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