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California law’s content-moderation provisions should be enjoined, US appeals court says in challenge by X

By Xu Yuan ( September 4, 2024, 18:53 GMT | Insight) -- A California law’s provisions requiring social media companies to disclose how they define certain types of content, such as hate speech and extremism, are likely to violate the First Amendment, a US appeals court said as it reversed the denial of a preliminary injunction sought by X Corp.A California law’s provisions requiring social media companies to disclose how they define certain types of content, such as hate speech and extremism, are likely to violate the First Amendment, a US appeals court said as it reversed the denial of a preliminary injunction sought by X Corp....

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