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Mississippi, Supreme Court and social media

Mississippi may require age verification, parental consent for social media, Supreme Court says

A coalition of social media platforms that includes Facebook, X and Instagram – and several outside groups – had urged the high court to block enforcement of the state law, arguing it infringed on us...

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Supreme Court allows Mississippi to require age verification on social media like Facebook and X

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Supreme Court declines to block Mississippi social media age-verification law

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US Supreme Court declines for now to block Mississippi social media age-check law

The law requires that a social media platform obtain "express consent" from a parent or guardian of a minor before a child can open an account.

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Supreme Court declines to block Mississippi social media age-restriction law, for now

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Mississippi social media law upheld

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States seek age verification to protect kids online, but face several hurdles

While the social media age verfication law in Mississippi will move forward for now, it could still ultimately be ruled unconstitutional on free speech grounds. Supreme Court Justice Brett

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YouTube AI Age Verification: Safety and Privacy Risks Unpacked

YouTube's AI age verification could significantly expand protections for teens, aligning the platform with mounting regulatory pressure. But the flip side is a new privacy burden on adults who are misclassified and asked to hand over sensitive data to prove their age.

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Supreme Court Allows Mississippi Social Media Age Verification Law for Now

The US Supreme Court has rebuffed the country’s biggest social media platforms, letting Mississippi enforce a law for now that will impose age-verification and parental-consent requirements while the legal fight goes forward.

Age verification laws are sweeping the U.S., changing the future of online speech

Age verification laws have been passed in at least 24 states, in what some say is an effort to protect kids, while others say it restricts protected speech.