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The Supreme Court has allowed the enforcement of Texas' App Store Accountability Act, which requires minors to have parental consent to download most apps. This ruling comes as lawsuits regarding the law continue in lower courts.
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The Supreme Court has allowed the enforcement of Texas' App Store Accountability Act, which requires minors to have parental consent to download most apps. This ruling comes as lawsuits regarding the law continue in lower courts.
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