Netchoice works to make the internet safe for free enterprise and free expression. Netchoice, an internet trade association, challenged both laws on their face—as a whole, rather than as to particular applications The cases come to us at an early stage, on review of preliminary injunctions. State legislators seeking to make the internet safer for kids have consistently collided with a small but aggressive tech industry group determined to thwart their efforts over constitutional concerns. In addition to the texas and florida laws, netchoice also challenged an arkansas law last june citing violations to the first amendment Netchoice sues virginia over a law that would require parental permission for minors to use social media for more than one hour per day, arguing it violates 1a — virginia's law would require social media platforms to limit how much time kids under 16 spend on their sites, with parental permission required for longer sessions.
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