NetChoice 'likely to prevail' in First Amendment argument, court rules
by Governor Gavin Newsom a year ago, was set to take effect in 2024. It requires, among other things, that businesses act in the"best interests of children," and by"children" it means anyone under 18. It also requires websites to verify users' ages in the name of protecting kids' privacy.
NetChoice, an internet trade association whose members include Amazon, Google, Meta, TikTok and Twitter, last Decemberarguing that AB 2273 is unconstitutional because it violates America's First Amendment online speech protections and regulates behavior that takes place outside of California. The legal challenge also says the California law's data tracking and storage requirements conflict with the federal Children's Online Privacy Protection Act , which governs how websites handle kids' data.for a preliminary injunction while its legal challenge to the California law proceeded.
On Monday, a federal district court in northern California granted the preliminary injunction after ruling that NetChoice had shown"it is likely to prevail on its claim that enforcement of the CAADDCA violates the First Amendment.
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