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The Conflict Between the First Amendment and Online Privacy & Safety Regulation

By Squire Patton Boggs on June 1, 2026
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Using a cell phone in hand.

SPB’s Alan Friel has previously explained here and here how consumer privacy law and online teen safety laws can go too far and be constitutionally suspect.  This issue has heated up in the courts as states rush to regulate. 

In a recent Network Advertising Initiative panel Alan moderates a speaker from Netchoice, an industry advocacy group leading the litigation challenges to overreaching online regulation, and a leading academic Professor, Eric Goldman.  A recording of the spirted discussion is available here.

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