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Introduction
To keep the tech giants in check, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti’s office has announced a groundbreaking development. A press conference is scheduled for Tuesday, where six states will converge to discuss an extensive investigation into big-tech corporations. These participating states include California, Colorado, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New Hampshire, and Tennessee. Gathering these legal powerhouses hints at a collaborative and unified approach to addressing pertinent concerns in the tech industry.
The Momentum Builds: A United Front
This multi-state effort seeks to tackle the challenges posed by major technology companies, aiming to ensure accountability and protect consumers’ interests. While the precise topic of the press conference remains under wraps, the mere fact that these states are joining forces is enough to raise eyebrows.
Prior Investigations: A Glimpse into the Past
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This is not the first time Tennessee has taken a leading role in scrutinizing tech industry practices. In November 2021, Tennessee, alongside seven other states, investigated allegations that Meta Platforms (formerly known as Facebook) promoted its subsidiary Instagram to children despite the potential harm it could cause. This prior collaboration is a testament to Tennessee’s proactive approach to maintaining ethical standards in the tech world.
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A Ripple Effect: Virginia Joins In
Moreover, it’s not just these six states that are scrutinizing tech giants. In a parallel move, Virginia’s attorney general’s office announced its intention to host a press conference on Tuesday. Virginia will provide updates on a similar probe into Meta Platforms, further strengthening the signal that states across the U.S. are coming together to address the big-tech industry’s practices
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