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Meta says it may withdraw its apps from New Mexico if judge agrees to the state's demands
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Meta has warned that it could remove its apps from New Mexico if a court requires the company to implement the state’s proposed safety features, which Meta describes as technologically impractical. The company says such a mandate would force it to withdraw its services from the state, underscoring the potential impact of any judicial decision.
Written from all 3 reports below, not from any single one.
How it was reported
- The Verge·Meta threatens to pull its apps from New Mexico if forced to make ‘technologically impractical’ changes
- TechMeme·Filing: Meta says it might be forced to withdraw its apps from New Mexico if a judge orders it to adopt the state's proposed safety features (Thomas Barrabi/New York Post)
- Engadget·Meta says it may withdraw its apps from New Mexico if judge agrees to the state's demands
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