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Mississippi Presses Appeals Court To Uphold Social Media Restrictions For Teens
A law requiring social platforms to prohibit minors from creating social media accounts without parental consent aims “to protect children from predators,” and imposes “at most modest burdens on
speech,” Attorney General Lynn Fitch argues in papers filed Thursday with the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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