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Lauren Feiner

Lauren Feiner

Senior Policy Reporter

Senior Policy Reporter

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    The aftermath of the Supreme Court’s NetChoice ruling

    Here’s what the SCOTUS decision might mean for everything from kids online safety laws to the TikTok ‘ban.’

    Lauren Feiner
    Lauren Feiner
    Lauren Feiner
    Meta is changing its policy on when it removes “shaheed.”

    The board previously said the policy “disproportionately restricts free expression” because while the term is “sometimes used by extremists to praise or glorify people who have died while committing violent terrorist acts,” there are also alternate meanings.

    In a test, Meta said, removing the term when “paired with otherwise violating content” captured “the most potentially harmful content without disproportionality impacting voice.”

    Correction: Meta said it’s implementing the Board’s recommendations, not seeking further guidance.

    Lauren Feiner
    Lauren Feiner
    Civil rights groups don’t like the latest version of the American Privacy Rights Act.

    “By removing previously agreed upon bipartisan language that would address data-driven discrimination and require AI impact assessments, the new draft of APRA fails to address the core purpose of privacy: to ensure that who we are cannot be used against us unfairly.”