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Google, Meta and TikTok sue California to block law protecting children from addiction risk
Law bans social media platforms from providing minors features such as autoplay that lead to compulsive use Google, Meta and TikTok have sued California to block enforcement of a new state law intended to limit the risk of addicting children under 16 to social media platforms.
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Both outlets frame the story as the three companies suing California over a law aimed at kids, with the New York Times and Engadget agreeing on the basic conflict. The New York Times alone mentions that the companies have been battling a flood of claims that their services are addictive. Engadget alone specifies that Assembly Bill 1709 would require platforms to remove “psychologically exploitative features.”
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