From shutting down services only in Texas to letting users opt out of hateful content, tech companies are gaming out responses to the state's social media law (Elizabeth Dwoskin/Washington Post)

Elizabeth Dwoskin / Washington Post: From shutting down services only in Texas to letting users opt out of hateful content, tech companies are gaming out responses to the state's social media law  —  Experts said the measure, which bars companies from moderating content, could prove challenging for platforms to deal with

Oct 3, 2022 - 01:22
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From shutting down services only in Texas to letting users opt out of hateful content, tech companies are gaming out responses to the state's social media law (Elizabeth Dwoskin/Washington Post)

Elizabeth Dwoskin / Washington Post:
From shutting down services only in Texas to letting users opt out of hateful content, tech companies are gaming out responses to the state's social media law  —  Experts said the measure, which bars companies from moderating content, could prove challenging for platforms to deal with

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