The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to intervene in Texas' app age verification law. This means that the law, which requires app marketplace operators to verify users' ages, can continue to be enforced. The law also mandates parental consent for users under 18.

Further details about the law, known as Senate Bill 2420, are available from the San Antonio Current. It is known that the law was set to take effect on January 1 and affects operators like Google and Apple.

The full implications of the Supreme Court's decision are not outlined here, but more information can be found through the San Antonio Current's reporting on the matter.