TikTok Ban Upheld By SCOTUS– Is TCR Next?
So the US Supreme Court today upheld a law requiring that abysmal TikTok app to either by sold or face a nationwide ban. The basis for the law is TikTok’s foreign ownership and the massive amount of data available to the Chinese government as a result.
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How SCOTUS case could impact Utah's age verification lawAlex Fitzpatrick/Axios Nineteen U.S. states, including Utah, have passed laws requiring adult website visitors to verify their age as of January. Why it matters: The Supreme Court heard arguments this ...
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