<span class="ArticlePage-articleBody-firstLetter">T</span>he <a class="Link" href="https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/tag/supreme-court" target="_blank">Supreme Court</a> announced on Friday that it intends to hear two major cases featuring technology industry groups challenging state laws written by <a class="Link" href="https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/tag/republicans" target="_blank">Republicans</a> restricting social media content moderation.


One, <i>NetChoice v. Paxton</i>, concerns a law enacted in Texas that puts limits on what content can be banned by platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. A second closely related case, <i>Moody v. NetChoice</i>, relates to a similar law signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis in Florida. 

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The Supreme Court announced on Friday that it intends to hear two major cases featuring technology industry groups challenging state laws written by Republicans restricting social media content moderation.{ai:summary}<p>The Supreme Court will hear two major cases challenging state laws restricting social media content moderation. One case concerns a law in Texas, while the other relates to a similar law in Florida. #technology</p>

Supreme Court will review anti-censorship social media laws in Florida and Texas

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