Judd Legum

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3. Thomas also says section 230 protects platforms that decide to remove content, but only when it's done in good faith. Now tech companies are protected whenever they remove content, even if the plaintiff alleges the purpose is racially discriminatory https://t.co/wMnvWidiaN — PolitiTweet.org

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2. Thomas says Section 230 protects platforms from liability from unknowingly failing to remove illegal content, once the platform becomes aware of the content, it can be held liable This change could make platforms more responsive to user reports https://t.co/wMnvWidiaN — PolitiTweet.org

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4. Thomas also notes courts have protected platforms against cases that are based on the theory they have created a defective product. He pointed to a case against Grindr where the company said it was unable to stop someone from impersonating the plaintiff https://t.co/wMnvWidiaN — PolitiTweet.org

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