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NetChoice Victory: Court Permanently Blocks Ohio Social Media Verification Law

Second NetChoice permanent injunction reinforces that government cannot outsource censorship to online services, impose vague restrictions on free expression, or use “safety” as a blank check to infringe constitutional protections. We hope to work with policymakers on constitutional solutions to digital challenges.

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NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Oklahoma HB 1275

HB 1275, which would ban social media for those under 16 and require age verification for all users, is unconstitutional and has already been struck down in similar forms in […]

NetChoice Wins ANOTHER Permanent Block of Age Verification Law, Protecting Online Speech and Safety in Ohio

CONTACT: PRESS@NETCHOICE.ORG COLUMBUS, Ohio—Today, a U.S. District Court in NetChoice v. Yost permanently struck down Ohio’s age verification law, which conditioned all Ohioans’ ability to access and publish information online […]

FTC’s Attempt to Undo Acquisitions Undermines Business Certainty

On X, NetChoice Vice President of Public Affairs Robert Winterton explains why Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit against Meta seeks to unwind acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp that were previously cleared […]

NetChoice Requests Colorado Governor Polis Veto Unconstitutional Bill Undermining Privacy, Online Safety and First Amendment Rights

NetChoice sent a letter to Colorado Governor Jared Polis requesting he veto SB 25-086. Despite the noble intentions behind this legislation, the specifics of the bill would actually make it […]

NetChoice Testimony in Opposition to Rhode Island 5830

HB 5830 would institute a similar internet speech code that has already been placed on hold or struck down as unconstitutional by multiple different courts. The bill would create a […]

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