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California Legislators Advance Limiting ‘Influential’ Anonymous Online Speech

Top users would need to submit name, telephone number, email address

(JUST THE NEWS) – California legislators nearly unanimously voted to limit “influential” anonymous online free speech by requiring social media companies to “seek to verify” personal information — including government-issued identification — for “influential” accounts.

While supporters say users need help distinguishing between good and bad information, opposition warned the bill, without defining “seek to verify,” threatens anonymous online speech.

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With the bill applying to companies with at least one million annual California users, it would affect major social media companies worldwide.

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