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Topic: app-stores

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Monday, 7/6, 07:52 PM

Supreme Court lets Texas require age checks on app stores, for now

  • The Supreme Court declined on Monday to block a Texas law requiring app stores such as Apple's and Google's to verify users' ages and get parental consent before minors download apps, allowing the measure to take effect while a legal challenge from the tech industry continues.

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