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As Section 230 turns 30, a look at how upcoming lawsuits involving Meta, Alphabet and others in the United States could reshape the limits of Section 230 protections (Lauren Feiner/The Verge)

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As Section 230 turns 30, a look at how upcoming lawsuits involving Meta, Alphabet and others in the United States could reshape the limits of Section 230’s protections.— Thirty years ago today, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, a bill credited with laying the foundation for the modern Internet…



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