Social media platforms are free generally to set their own rules regarding the content they host, and they may do so without engaging in actionable censorship of their users because the platforms are not state actors subject to constitutional limits.

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Social media platforms are private companies and are not subject to the First Amendment. They can set their own rules regarding content moderation without violating constitutional limits. However, they may still face legal and public scrutiny for their handling of user content.

Social Media Platforms Are Free Generally to Set Their Own