ZwillGen’s Zach Lerner was quoted in a recent Bloomberg Law article examining the evolving compliance landscape surrounding California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code Act following a new ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. The decision revived key provisions of the law aimed at protecting minors online, leaving companies with limited time to assess their compliance posture and adapt to new obligations related to privacy settings, parental controls, and age estimation requirements. In the article, Lerner discusses the practical implications of the ruling and the urgency many companies now face as they evaluate their readiness for the law’s requirements.
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