Lessons from New Mexico: Using Public Nuisance Laws to Compel Platform Changes Is Wrong

While Meta’s massive, voluntary multistate settlement has garnered much media attention, an August ruling in New Mexico against the company illustrates the dangers for speech-centric businesses of states using public nuisance laws not only to fund enormous abatement efforts, but to get judges to force companies to make design changes to their speech-based services. The post Lessons from New Mexico: Using Public Nuisance Laws to Compel Platform Changes Is Wrong appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.