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Google to Battle with the Family of a Terrorist Attack Victim in Supreme Court—Why?

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More than eight years after a terrorist assault in Paris in November 2015 claimed the lives of Nohemi Gonzalez and other people, the US Supreme Court will hear a case brought against Google. First, the Islamic State claimed responsibility for this terrorist incident, which made Google the target of criticism for its online content. Although Google was not directly involved in or contributed to the Paris attacks, some people think that its content recommendations and offerings, which included Islamic propaganda, contributed to what occurred. The Gonzalez family demands compensation from Google for its errors, particularly since it is on their platform that Islamist terrorists have drawn inspiration from YouTube's suggested videos. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="594"]Google to Face Supreme Court Fight with a Terrorist Attack Victim's Family— Why? | Tech Times Image credit- Tech Times[/caption] The company specializes in bringing legal action against digital companies for propaganda found online. Google will step up its "Prebunking" efforts against false information in Europe. The case was initially dismissed in 2017 as a result of Section 230, a law protecting businesses from information found online, and the lower courts initially sided with Google. The legal risk associated with organizing or recommending content, according to a Google blog post from January of this year, "would reduce useful services like showing the best job listings, listing the most pertinent products, or displaying the most helpful videos of recipes, songs, or sources of news, entertainment, and information." Additionally, the business said that invalidating Section 230 would undermine the nation's free speech rights and laws. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="650"]supreme court: US Supreme Court takes on immunity for tech giants - The  Economic Times Image credit- The Economic Times[/caption] The Organization and law firm contends that Google's content empowered terrorists and encouraged them to take up arms in support of their cause, inspiring the Paris assault among other atrocities. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has filed one of the most well-known complaints and lawsuits against Google, which primarily concerns antitrust breaches. Google has also faced other complaints and lawsuits over its name. A complaint against Google was also filed with the US Department of Justice, and it explores the company's agreement with Apple to become Safari's default browser. Also read: Paris Hilton posted some old Christmas pictures on social media On the other hand, YouTube has also encountered intriguing incidents, such as those involving suspected violations of labor rules and workers going on strike to raise their concerns.

By Raulf Hernes

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