A federal judge blocked a Texas law that would limit minors' access to app stores, citing First Amendment concerns.

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A federal judge has temporarily blocked a new Texas law adding restrictions on children’s use of app stores.

The proposal (SB 482) includes such things as steps to keep “harmful” content from minors and is being dubbed the “Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights.” ...

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U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman ruled that the intent of the new law is sound, but as written, it violates the First Amendment.

A federal judge blocked a Texas law that’s become known as the “App Store Accountability Act,” ruling it likely violates the First Amendment.