Judge halts Virginia's new social media restrictions for minors
A federal judge blocked Virginia's law requiring age verification and one-hour daily limits for social media users under 16, citing likely First Amendment violations.
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A U.S. federal court has ordered a stay on a Virginia law that requires social media platforms to verify users' ages and limits screen time for children under 16 to one hour a day, citing potential unconstitutionality and violation of freedoms.
Judge blocks Virginia law limiting minors’ social media use to one hour daily
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction against a Virginia law requiring social media platforms to limit minors' usage to one hour a day following a lawsuit filed against the commonwealth by trade association NetChoice. The law was announced earlier this year by Attorney General Jay Jones, as part of new provisions under the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act, and would enforce the one hour limit unless a …
Judge blocks Virginia law restricting social media for children
Feb 27 : A federal judge on Friday blocked Virginia from enforcing a new law that aimed to protect children from being addicted to social media by requiring age verification and limiting use by those under 16 to one hour per day.U.S. District Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles in Alexandria, Virginia, said the tec
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