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In YOLO Ruling , Ninth Circuit Cracks Open Pandora’s Box For Section 230 from the you-only-destroy-the-internet-once dept dept.
The Ninth Circuit appeals court seems to have figured out the best way to “reform” Section 230 : by pretending it doesn’t apply to some stuff that the judges just randomly decide it does.
A.K. A.C. attempted to utilize YOLO ’s promised unmasking feature but received no response.
Carson searched the internet diligently for ways to unmask the individuals sending him harassing messages, with no success.
Carson 's parents continued his efforts after his death.
The Ninth Circuit ruled in the Calise case that the company had a “duty” to act that was outside of Section 230 .
YOLO 's misrepresentation claims survive, but it's unclear where this theory ends, leaving it wide open for abuse.
The real lesson here is that anyone who runs a website now needs to be way more careful about what they say regarding how they moderate or do anything.
This will lead companies to be less transparent about their moderation policies and practices.
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