Rules
How COPPA and California's design code change social apps for US teens
COPPA sets the federal baseline for kids' data, while California's Age-Appropriate Design Code adds design duties that reshape teen social apps across the US.
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COPPA sets the federal baseline for kids' data, while California's Age-Appropriate Design Code adds design duties that reshape teen social apps across the US.
Industry
Seattle trust and safety teams at major platforms turn local decisions into US rules. Here is how memos, FTC pressure and Section 230 shape them.
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Section 230 shields platforms from liability for user posts, but state speech laws and federal rules like COPPA still force removals and design changes.
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US platform rules come down to three: Section 230, COPPA and California's AADC. Here is what each one lets a platform keep, restrict or remove.