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US Supreme Court declines to pause new Mississippi social media law | Social Media News

14 August 2025
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US Supreme Court declines to pause new Mississippi social media law | Social Media News
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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to block a Mississippi law mandating age verification for social media users, despite a challenge from NetChoice, a trade group representing major tech companies, which argues the law violates free speech rights. Although Justice Kavanaugh suggested the law may be unconstitutional, he noted that NetChoice did not meet the threshold to halt its enforcement during ongoing legal proceedings.

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