Judge Blocks Virginia Law on Teen Social Media Time
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Federal Judge Blocks Virginias Social Media Time Cap Law for Teens
A federal judge in Virginia has halted a state law that sought to limit teenagers social media usage to one hour per day on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat. The law, signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin, aimed to address concerns over excessive screen time for minors. However, tech companies, represented by NetChoice, challenged the law, arguing it infringed on First Amendment free speech rights for both users and platforms. The decision underscores the ongoing tension between child safety measures and tech freedoms, as similar disputes unfold across the nation regarding online addiction.
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