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California’s crackdown on addictive social media feeds for kids will proceed as platforms appeal
A federal judge ruled that TikTok, Meta, and YouTube must comply with California’s law on addictive algorithmic feeds for children while their appeals are ongoing. The ruling rejected the platforms' efforts to block enforcement of Senate Bill 976, which mandates verified parental consent and limited settings for minors using these types of personalized content streams.
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