Particle News: Latest Section 230 news

In the United States, Section 230 is a section of the Communications Act of 1934 that was enacted as part of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, which is Title V of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, and generally provides immunity for online computer services with respect to third-party content generated by its users. From Wikipedia

Bipartisan Bill to End Section 230 by 2027 Gains Momentum in Congress

TikTok Algorithm Allegedly Linked to Teen's Suicide, Court Documents Reveal

Ex-Google CEO Warns of AI Girlfriends' Risks for Young Men

Trump Appoints Brendan Carr to Lead FCC with Focus on Big Tech and Free Speech

Brendan Carr's FCC Nomination Signals Push for Section 230 Repeal

Judge Rules Meta Must Face Massachusetts Lawsuit Over Alleged Harmful Instagram Features

Hillary Clinton Advocates Repeal of Section 230, Sparking Debate

Hillary Clinton Urges Repeal of Section 230 for Stricter Social Media Regulation

Judge Dismisses U.S. Lawsuit Against eBay Over Harmful Product Sales

Appeals Court Rules TikTok Can Be Sued Over Child's Death in 'Blackout Challenge'

Supreme Court Declines to Hear Snapchat Liability Case in Teen Abuse Incident

Lawmakers Propose Repeal of Section 230 Liability Shield

Congressional Debate on Section 230's Future Intensifies

Social Media Platforms to Face Lawsuits Over Buffalo Shooting Radicalization

Snapchat Lawsuit Over Fentanyl Deaths Proceeds Despite Section 230 Defense

Tech Giants Must Face Lawsuits Over Alleged Harm to Minors, Judge Rules

FCC Revives Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules Despite Conflict With Section 230

Bipartisan Bill Proposes Stripping Legal Protections for AI Companies

Supreme Court rejects calls to hold Reddit liable for child porn, protects tech immunity