Courthouse News Service
The internet trade association NetChoice won its motion for a preliminary injunction against Arkansas, which was set to begin enforcing its Social Media Safety Act on April 21, 2026. The law aims to regulate children’s access to social media apps and websites by lowering the applicable age of majority from 18 to 16, prohibiting platforms from engaging in “addictive” practices, requiring certain default settings for minors and directing platforms to create an online dashboard for parents. Among o
Basic Information
- Category: publishing
- Website: https://www.courthousenews.com/
Evidence and Sources
- Courthouse News Service — Official Website (official)
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- Last verified: 2026-04-21
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The internet trade association NetChoice won its motion for a preliminary injunction against Arkansas, which was set to begin enforcing its Social Media Safety Act on April 21, 2026. The law aims to regulate children’s access to social media apps and websites by lowering the applicable age of majority from 18 to 16, prohibiting platforms from engaging in “addictive” practices, requiring certain default settings for minors and directing platforms to create an online dashboard for parents. Among o
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