TikTok Inc. must face claims that it violated a Texas child online safety law after an appeals court declined to reverse a lower court ruling that allowed the case to proceed.
In a two-paragraph opinion, the Court of Appeals, Fifteenth District, said the video sharing app failed to show that a Travis County district court judge erred in denying its bid to dismiss the case in October.
The Thursday order from Chief Justice Scott Brister and Justices Scott Field and April Farris rejects TikTok’s position that the Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment Act denies fair notice and invites ...
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