A Supreme Court case could kill Facebook and other socials — allowing blockchain to replace them
If the Supreme Court decides to strike down Section 230, it's going to become considerably more difficult for centralized social media companies to operate.
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If the Supreme Court decides to strike down Section 230, it's going to become considerably more difficult for centralized social media companies to operate.
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