Family · Statewide · OH · August 14, 2026
NetChoice Asks Supreme Court to Block Ohio's Teen Social Media Consent Law
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- Track the 6th Circuit's ruling and whether the Supreme Court grants certiorari in the NetChoice v. Ohio case.
- Contact your state legislators to express support for parental-consent requirements on minors' social media use.
- Review your own state's laws on minors and social media accounts, and whether they include parental notification provisions.
- Support organizations providing legal defense for parental rights in digital and educational policy.
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