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California’s AB 56 would mandate warning labels and impose a delay on social media use after users exceed a set time threshold. CCIA warns that this approach raises serious #FirstAmendment concerns and risks restricting access to essential digital tools. buff.ly/Zt4EGLz

A federal judge sided with CCIA and NetChoice and blocked key parts of Florida’s social media law, HB 3. CCIA’s Matt Schruers explained what this means for free speech online: For full interview see: buff.ly/wt1hQxa

A win for free speech online! CCIA President Matt Schruers spoke with FOX 35 Orlando about a federal judge’s decision to block Florida’s social media law, HB 3. For more on how HB3 runs afoul of the First Amendment, see the interview here: buff.ly/wt1hQxa

Among CCIA’s concerns with the California Privacy Protection Agency’s proposed rules: sweeping definitions of “automated decision-making technology” and “significant decisions” that could unintentionally restrict everyday tools like firewalls and fraud detection

CCIA urges Governor Kathy Hochul to veto the RAISE Act (S 6953). The bill would hold AI developers liable for actions that are out of their control and would ban standard safeguards that protect responsible, open AI research. If signed, the bill would stifle innovation and weaken

CCIA is pleased to welcome our new senior manager for federal affairs, Michael Marn. Michael previously served as Legislative Assistant to Sen. Marsha Blackburn (Sen. Marsha Blackburn), where he worked on technology and telecommunications legislation. buff.ly/BPduKA4

CCIA is protecting free speech and privacy online. CEO Matt Schruers tells FOX 35 Orlando why Florida’s attempt to limit online access for teens crossed a constitutional line – and what comes next. See the whole interview here: buff.ly/wt1hQxa

“The First Amendment doesn’t allow the state of Florida to gatekeep speech.” CCIA’s Matt Schruers explains why Chief Judge Walker agreed that Florida’s social media law violates the First Amendment. Learn more: buff.ly/wt1hQxa

CCIA opposes the reintroduction of the App Store Accountability Act, a bill that, among other duties, would mandate age verification, putting sensitive information at greater risk. Mandatory age verification threatens user privacy, burdens businesses with vague rules, and risks

California’s AB 853 would force platforms and device makers to implement content tracking tech before it's ready. CCIA supports transparency, but rushed mandates risk higher costs, stalled innovation, and serious privacy harms, like requiring retention of location or device data

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CCIA supports comprehensive federal privacy legislation that ensures data is managed responsibly and transparently, while enabling individuals to benefit from innovation and emerging technologies. Such a framework should be technology-neutral, avoiding prescriptive mandates; and