Instead, the court embraced the idea that the law is targeted at TikTok and its Chinese-based parent company, ByteDance, through the divestiture provision.

Of particular note during those arguments was Chief Justice John Roberts, who repeatedly suggested that the court might consider revisiting precedents protecting obscenity online.

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