Twitter, Inc. v. Taamneh

598 U.S. 471·2023

What the Court Decided

Held that social media platforms could not be liable for aiding and abetting terrorism merely by providing generic services, emphasizing that secondary liability requires participation in wrongdoing as something the defendant wishes to bring about.

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Cited In

Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment

2025 Term · 24-171

Central to both sides' arguments. Petitioners and the government cited it for the principle that communication-providing services have no duty to terminate customers and that passive non-feasance cannot create secondary liability.