HB 1382 — Social Media Company Community Standards; Require Court To Issue Injunction When Plaintiff Demonstrates Violation Of By A Defendant'S Communications On Social Media Platform
HB 1382 requires courts to issue injunctions against social media platforms when a plaintiff demonstrates that a defendant's communications on the platform violate community standards. The bill aims to address potential harms related to harmful content, including content that could pose risks to mental health or self-harm. The bill was introduced in the 2023 Mississippi legislative session but died in committee on January 31, 2023.
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