communist/racial socialist new york state legislature passed, and inherited governor Kathy Hochul signed unconstitutional bill into law, violating social media's first amendment rights, and making black supremacist criminal-general Letitia James also censor-general

Excerpted by Nicholas Stix

“'with violence and polarization on the rise, social media companies must ensure that their platforms don’t fuel hateful rhetoric and disinformation,' James said in a news release.

“'the stop hiding hate act requires social media companies to share their content moderation policies publicly and with my office to ensure that these companies are more transparent about how they are addressing harmful content on their platforms,' she said.

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“this legislation builds on our efforts to improve safety online and marks an important step to increase transparency and accountability,' Hochul said.

“in december 2024, the stop hiding hate act was signed into law in an attempt to ensure that social media companies are more transparent and accountable for content on their platforms.

“the law requires social media companies to biannually submit their terms of service reports to the attorney general’s office.

“the reports must include statements on the terms of services and how they define hate speech or racism, extremism or radicalization, disinformation or misinformation, harassment, and foreign political interference.

“the companies also must state how they enforce those policies, steps taken, and data on flagged and items of content that resulted in action.

“key requirements of the act include:

“companies must publish their terms of service in clear, accessible language and provide contact details for user questions.
“platforms must clearly describe how users can report violations of the terms of service.
“companies must detail the potential actions they may take against policy violations, such as removing posts or deprioritizing their visibility.”

“ny law now requires social media platforms to submit reports”

https://nydailyrecord.com/2025/10/03/new-york-law-requires-social-media-platforms-to-submit-reports/