The court said it did not need to reinterpret tech's biggest liability shield to resolve a pair of terrorism suits brought against Google and Twitter.
the types of content social media companies are held legally liable for. Such a ruling could force platforms like Facebook and YouTube to re-examine the ways they use recommendation algorithms to serve users content. In short, the absence of any changes to 230 should come as a huge relief to tech companies hosting content on the internet.saying it declined to weigh in on 230 because the basis for the case was simply too weak.
“We decline to address the application of Section 230 to a complaint that appears to state little, if any, plausible claim for relief,” the court ruled.The court similarly ruled unanimously in favor of tech companies in the separate but related casewhich claimed Twitter aided and abetted terrorism when it failed to sufficiently take down ISIS content on the platform following a 2017 attack.
Combined, the two rulings represent major wins for the tech industry, which has relied on 230 protections to grow since they were first introduced nearly 30 years ago. The ruling also highlights the court’s nervousness around amending the provision that have come to define the Internet.
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