Here's why a SCOTUS ruling on social media rules matters to so many people | CNN Business

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : At other points, Whitaker seemed to lean into the law's apparent breadth, vehemently telling justices that a range of non-social media services would certainly be subject to enforcement if they suspended a user.
47% : It's obvious enough that the legislation would affect those social media giants, who are challenging the laws' constitutionality through industry trade associations.

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