Anderson v. TikTok: The Ruling That Breaks Section 230?

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Anderson v. TikTok: The Ruling That Breaks Section 230?

posted: 9/3/2024

A federal appeals court ruling finds that Section 230 protections may not apply to algorithms. That could (potentially) be a big problem for the internet.

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