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Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a new lawsuit against Facebook over its facial recognition system.
Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a new lawsuit against Facebook over its facial recognition system.
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A lawsuit was filed against Texas’ law against social media censorship, arguing it violates social media platforms’ First Amendment rights.
A set of three lawsuits against Facebook for its participation in sex trafficking will continue, after a ruling from the Texas Supreme Court.
Senate Bill 12, which would have allowed censored Texans to challenge social media companies, died after failing to pass the midnight deadline on Tuesday.
A Texas Senate committee heard legislation on Monday aiming to prohibit social media platforms from censoring users based on their viewpoints.
Sen. Cruz was sharply critical of Twitter’s use of censorship, asking CEO Jack Dorsey, “Who the hell elected you and put you in charge of what the media are allowed to report?”
Prior to the affidavit going public, Nevárez announced he would not be seeking reelection last week.
As tech companies are increasingly accused of censoring speech they don't like, Sen. Ted Cruz comes out against enshrining protections for them in trade deals.