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Virginia Challenges Court's Block on Law Limiting Under-16s' Daily Social Media Use to One Hour
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Virginia Appeals Ruling Blocking Law Limiting Kids' Social Media to One Hour Daily
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04-03-2026, 16:32
Virginia Appeals Ruling Blocking Law Limiting Kids' Social Media to One Hour Daily
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Virginia has appealed a federal judge’s decision that temporarily blocked a law restricting children's social media use.
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The law, signed by then-Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin, aimed to protect children's mental health by limiting under-16s to one hour daily.
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U.S. District Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles issued a preliminary injunction on February 27, citing First Amendment rights.
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NetChoice, a tech trade group representing Google, Meta Platforms, and X, challenged the law.
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The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond will now determine if NetChoice is likely to succeed on its claims.
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