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Justice Thomas desires SCOTUS to revisit statute granting social media platforms safety from customers' content material

The conservative decide instructed that the "sweeping immunity" social media corporations have been granted needs to be lowered.
The conservative judge suggested that the "sweeping immunity" social media companies have been granted should be reduced.

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