Social media companies sue California over law restricting use for children over addiction claims
The new law bans social media platforms from providing features such as autoplay and recommended content displays to teenagers and young children.
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The new law bans social media platforms from providing features such as autoplay and recommended content displays to teenagers and young children.
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