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Supreme Court Won’t Block Texas App Store Age Verification Law
REUTERS—The Supreme Court declined on Monday to block a Texas law requiring app stores and developers to verify the age of mobile device users and for minors to obtain parental consent to download apps or make purchases, acting in a challenge on free speech grounds by a technology industry group and students. The justices denied requests by...
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ABC7 New York
· Jul 7, 2026
Supreme Court won't block Texas from enforcing a law requiring age verification for app downloads
Supreme Court won't block Texas from enforcing a law requiring age verification for app downloads
Washington Examiner
· Jul 7, 2026
Texas’s age verification law is just what children need
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to block a Texas law requiring age verification for app store downloads, allowing the law to take effect while litigation continues. If Texas’s law ultimately survives, it could set an important precedent for other states seeking to protect children online. The case was brought by Students Engaged in Advancing []
The Hill
· Jul 7, 2026
Supreme Court allows Texas app store age-verification law
The Supreme Court declined to stop Texas from enforcing a state law that requires app stores and developers to verify users' ages and receive parental consent for children younger than 18 years. In a one-sentence order Monday, the nation's high court denied a request to pause enforcement of the law, the Texas App Store Accountability...
Mashable
· Jul 7, 2026
SCOTUS allows Texas age-verification law for app stores (for now)
The Supreme Court is allowing Texas to enforce a law that requires app store users to verify their age.
The Next Web
· Jul 7, 2026
The Supreme Court lets Texas turn Apple and Google into the internet’s age gate
Texas can now make Apple and Google check how old you are before you download an app. The Supreme Court just let the rule stand. The US Supreme Court has refused to block a Texas law aimed at app stores, the Associated Press reports. The rule forces Apple and Google to verify users’ ages and [] This story continues at The Next Web
NaturalNews.com
· Jul 10, 2026
Supreme Court Allows Texas Age Verification Law for App Stores to Take Effect
(NaturalNews) The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to block Texasâs App Store Accountability Act (SB 2420), allowing the state to enforce age verification req...
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Related coverage for "Supreme Court Won’t Block Texas App Store Age Verification Law": ABC7 New York — Supreme Court won't block Texas from enforcing a law requiring age verification for app downloads . Washington Examiner — Texas’s age verification law is just what children need. The Hill — Supreme Court allows Texas app store age-verification law. Mashable — SCOTUS allows Texas age-verification law for app stores (for now). The Next Web — The Supreme Court lets Texas turn Apple and Google into the internet’s age gate. NaturalNews.com — Supreme Court Allows Texas Age Verification Law for App Stores to Take Effect