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Google, Meta and TikTok sue California to overturn law on exploitative features for children
Google, Meta and TikTok filed suits in federal court against a new California law that restricts features considered psychologically exploitative, in a law aimed at protecting children up to 15 from compulsive use.
According to the report from The Record, republished in the feed as an automatic translation, Google, Meta and TikTok filed suits in federal court against a new California law. The law prevents platforms from implementing features considered psychologically exploitative. The headline indicates that the law seeks to protect children up to 15 years old from compulsive use of social media. The companies contest the law's validity in court; the available text does not detail the full legal arguments or decision deadlines. The matter matters to product, legal and compliance teams handling minors' data and engagement features. To consult and verify, read the original report on The Record website, which is the primary source cited, and check the law text and court filings in official sources from the federal court or the California legislature. This item does not describe a feature of Rota Nacional.