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Meta, Google and TikTok sue California over law limiting features for under-16 users

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Meta, Google and TikTok have each filed lawsuits challenging a new California law aimed at social media features used by people under 16. The legislation seeks to restrict personalized recommendations and autoplay videos for these younger users. The companies contend that the measures infringe on their constitutional rights and unduly restrict how content is shared and organized online. The law is scheduled to take effect in 2027. The article notes the companies' legal challenges but does not detail the court proceedings beyond the filings.

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Meta, Google and TikTok sue California over law limiting features for under-16 users · ShortSingh