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Biden administration tells Supreme Court law protecting social media companies has limits

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Social media companies cannot be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by other users. Read more at straitstimes.com.

WASHINGTON - The Biden administration argued to the US Supreme Court on Wednesday that social media giants like Google could in some instances have responsibility for user content, adopting a stance that could potentially undermine a federal law shielding companies from liability.

The family argued that Google was in part liable for Gonzalez’ death because YouTube, which is owned by the tech giant, essentially recommended videos by the Islamic State group to some users through its algorithms. Google and YouTube are part of Alphabet Inc. Section 230 holds that social media companies cannot be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by other users.

Republicans say it allows censorship of voices on the right and other politically unpopular opinions, pointing to decisions by Facebook and Twitter to ban dissemination of a New York Post article about the son of then-Democratic candidate Joe Biden’s adult son, Hunter, in October 2020.

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