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Days after a federal judge blocked a social media verification law in Arkansas, the Republican governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders introduced legislation that modified the law “currently sent to court”.
Sanders signed the Social Network Security Act, also known as Law 689, in 2023, according to a statement. Required parents’ consent before minors could create new social media accounts.
U.S. District Judge, Timothy L. Brooks, of the Arkansas Western Monday trial, obtained by Fox Business, declared him unconstitutional because, if he was implemented, he would “violate the rights of the first Amendment of Arkansans because it is a professional content restriction on a speech that is not closely adapted to a component government interest.”
Judge Brooks also said that “he would also violate the rights of the process due to the members of the plaintiffs because it is unconstitutionally in violation of the fourteenth amendment.” Applicators appear like Netchoice, a commercial association that represents large online platforms such as Google, Meta, Pinterest, Reddit, X and YouTube, According to their website.
The Facebook logo is displayed on a smartphone among other social media networks in this photographic illustration in Brussels on January 22, 2024. (Getty Images / Getty Images)
“This ruling protects that the North -Americans need to deliver their IDs or biometric data only to access constitutionally protected speech online,” said Netchoice’s Litigation Director Chris Marchese in a statement to the Arkansas lawyer. “It reaffirms that parents, not politicians or bureaucrats, should decide what is suitable for their children.”
The two Sanders laws announced on Wednesday, the Senate 611 bill and the Senate bill 612, According to Arkansas’ lawyer, “It establishes a right of private action for parents that their child suicide or attempts to commit suicide -due to their exposure to toxic material on social networks, allowing them to sue companies on major abusive technologies in the state court,” according to a statement.
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Arkansas governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders speaks on stage on the second day of the Republican National Convention at Fiserv Forum on July 16, 2024 in Milwaukee. He submitted a legislation this week to amend the Arkansas Social Networks Law of 2023. (Scott Olson / Getty Images / Getty Images)
A age check -in screen is seen on a mobile device in this illustration photo. (Str / Nurphoto Via Getty Images / Getty Images)
In addition, the legislation “clarifies the definition of “Social Media” To expand protections to additional platforms, it reduces the age of users under the age of 16, prohibits social media algorithms to target minors and add a sentence for companies that do not meet. These new regulations will only apply to new account holders.
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| Dial | Safety | Ultimate | Shift | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Googo | Inc. alphabet | 158.86 | -0.02 |
-0.01% |
| Goal | Meta Platforms Inc. | 583.93 | -2.07 |
-0.35% |
| Pines | Pinterest Inc. | 31.38 | +0.38 |
+1.23% |
| Red | Inc Reddit | 109.42 | -0.58 |
-0.53% |
“Arkansas has directed the nation Depending on the conservative reforms to protect children online and these additional protections continue this effort, “Sanders said in a statement.” Moms and parents whose children have been victims of great technology deserve the right to act against these abusive companies, and Arkansas’ law should protect children so that they are not subject to toxic material in the first place. “
