US court blocks Virginia law limiting children's social media use
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- •The law was passed in Virginia to limit social media access for children.
- •The court ruling occurred in February 2026.
- •The law sought to impose restrictions on social media companies regarding child users.
- •The ruling prevents the law from being enforced at this time.
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- ▸Virginia lawmakers revise the social media law to address court concerns The law could be reinstated, affecting social media companies and child users in Virginia.
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