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Texas' social media parental controls law partly blocked

Texas' social media parental controls law partly blocked

Texas' social media parental controls law partly blocked

The background: Texas lawmakers in 2023 passed House Bill 18, known as the Securing Children Online through Parental Empowerment Act, to limit ...

New Texas law will provide parental control over kids' social media ...

TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - A ...

The SCOPE Act in Focus—What You Should Know About Texas's…

In 2023, Texas passed the Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment (SCOPE) Act, which was designed to broadly prevent Texas ...

Texas parents gain new tools to control their teen's social media use

A new law gives parents more power over a child's actions on social media, but only if the parent knows about the account. By Pooja Salhotra.

Texas: New Bill requires a parent or guardian to get social media

However, a federal judge partially blocked part of this new law last week and it is temporary until a final judgement is made in a lawsuit ...

Social networks can't be forced to filter content for kids, says judge

A federal judge issued a last-minute partial block on a Texas law that would require some large web services to identify minors and filter what ...

New laws in effect, including partial online privacy protections for ...

The Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment Act, (SCOPE Act), which limits a minor's access to social media platforms, partially ...

New Texas laws include controversial measure on online safety for ...

However, a federal judge has partially blocked the law ... New social media restrictions in place for Texas minors ... Parental Empowerment Act ...

What is the SCOPE Act? New Texas law requires parental approval ...

1 gives parents influence over how much access their children can have on social media. However, a federal judge in Texas temporarily suspended ...

Texas' New Social Media Law for Children Gets Rocky Start

... block on enforcing social media to monitor ... Texas has partially implemented a new law that aims to give parents unprecedented control ...

New Texas law will provide parental control over kids' social media ...

House Bill 18 gives  ...

Court allows SCOPE Act's parental consent for Texas minors online ...

TEXAS – A Texas law designed to protect children from harmful and obscene online material has been partially blocked by a late Friday court ...

Judge Issues Partial Halt on Texas Law Aimed at Shielding Kids ...

A new Texas law aimed at protecting children from harmful and obscene material online has been partially blocked by a federal judge for ...

Texas law restricting minors' internet usage takes partial effect as ...

A federal judge temporarily blocked parts of a Texas law restricting minors' internet and social media usage, as the new state policy faces ...

New Texas Bill requiring a parent or guardian's consent ... - YouTube

New Texas Bill requiring a parent or guardian's consent for social media under 18 is now in effect · Comments.

Texas Law Regulating Social Media Accounts of Minors Faces First ...

Judge Robert Pitman blocked a portion of House Bill 18, otherwise known as the Securing Children Online through Parental Empowerment Act, after ...

New social media law takes effect in Texas | khou.com

The new law is House Bill 18, also known as 'the Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment Act' or SCOPE. ... HOUSTON — A series of ...

Ken Paxton sues TikTok for violating new Texas social media law

“Texas law requires social media companies to take steps to protect kids online and requires them to provide parents with tools to do the same.

Texas age verification law mostly unconstitutional: US district court ...

In court battles over age assurance, victory can be a matter of perspective. A Texas judge has ruled that the state's online child ...

Judge allows parental controls for Texas kids' social media accounts ...

A federal district court judge on Aug. 30 temporarily blocked part of a new social media law designed to prevent Texas children from accessing ...