The court ruled that the appeal was premature, noting that such legal challenges typically follow a trial rather than precede it. This decision ensures that a massive wave of litigation, encompassing claims from private citizens, school districts, and local governments, will proceed in federal court.
These entities argue that tech platforms intentionally engineered their products to ensnare minors, prioritizing engagement over safety. While the outcome remains uncertain, recent history suggests a shift in judicial momentum. Meta has already lost two jury trials concerning child safety, marking a significant departure from the historical immunity tech giants have enjoyed under federal law.

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