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Two States Can Now Restrict Social Media Access—Here’s What To Do Next

October 23, 2026 · 6:19 pm 1 sources

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  • Two States Can Now Restrict Social Media Access—Here’s What To Do Next
    This article was originally published by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (CC BY). · October 23, 2026 18:19
    Last week, two federal appeals courts issued opinions that will allow Florida and Georgia to start enforcing laws that will age-gate and block young people from accessing social media. The laws do not adequately respect minors’ rights to play, speak, and learn online. More fundamentally, these…

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