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Target*, Google and TikTok are suing California over a law that restricts children under 16 from accessing certain social media features. Politico reports that. The law prohibits minors from using infinite scrolling and automatic video playback. The companies believe that the restrictions infringe on freedom of expression and the right of the platforms to independently formulate user recommendations. The author of the initiative, Josh Leventhal, accused corporations of seeking to preserve characteristics that make children addicted to social networks. The California Attorney General's Office said it intends to defend the law in court. * - The company's activities are recognized as extreme and banned in the Russian Federation. More IZ RU news in Max.

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Target*, Google and TikTok are suing California over a law that restricts children under 16 from accessing certain social media features. Politico reports that. The law prohibits minors from using infinite scrolling and automatic video playback. The companies believe that the restrictions infringe on freedom of expression and the right of the platforms to independently formulate user recommendations. The author of the initiative, Josh Leventhal, accused corporations of seeking to preserve characteristics that make children addicted to social networks. The California Attorney General's Office said it intends to defend the law in court. * - The company's activities are recognized as extreme and banned in the Russian Federation. More IZ RU news in Max.

Target*, Google and TikTok are suing California over a law that restricts children under 16 from accessing certain social media features. Politico reports that. The law prohibits minors from using infinite scrolling and automatic video playback. The companies believe that the restrictions infringe on freedom of expression and the right of the platforms to independently formulate user recommendations. The author of the initiative, Josh Leventhal, accused corporations of seeking to preserve characteristics that make children addicted to social networks. The California Attorney General's Office said it intends to defend the law in court. * - The company's activities are recognized as extreme and banned in the Russian Federation. More IZ RU news in Max.

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