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A federal judge has temporarily blocked Texas’ App Store Accountability Act, which would have required parental consent and age checks for minors’ app use. Lake Mead boaters issued warning: "Dangerous ...

HOUSTON — A controversial new Texas law aimed at regulating how minors access apps and make in-app purchases will not take effect as scheduled on Jan. 1, after a federal judge temporarily blocked the ...

The Computer & Communications Industry Association, whose members include app store operators like Apple and Google, sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton seeking a preliminary injunction to block ...

A new Texas state law set to take effect on Jan. 1 would have required app stores to implement age verification processes. But the law has been put on hold, at least temporarily, by a federal court ...

After a federal judge on Tuesday blocked Texas from implementing a new age-verification law for app stores, Apple announced it will pause previously announced plans for the state as it continues to ...

A Texas federal judge temporarily blocked a new state law requiring adults and minors to verify their age before downloading apps or making in-app purchases Tuesday ...

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Update, 8:27 p.m. ET: In a post on its Developer blog, Apple has confirmed that it will “pause previously announced implementation plans and monitor the ongoing legal process”. See the full post below ...