Associate Justice Charles E. Wilson for California’s Sixth Circuit Court of Appeal cited precedent that says a website can be held responsible for content it distributes if it users are required to provide that content, or if the platform itself creates the content, according to a March 15 published opinion.
The ruling could define new limits for a federal law—Section 230 of the Communications ...
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