DOE II v. MySpace Inc.

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• holding that the CDA bars tort claims based on a duty to restrict access to minors’ MySpace profiles
• holding that the CDA bars tort claims based on a duty to restrict access to minors’ MySpace profiles
• “[Plaintiffs] want MySpace to ensure that sexual predators do not gain access to (i.e., communicate with) minors on its Web site. That type of activity—to restrict or make available certain material— is expressly covered by section 230 .”

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