A Collin County court has entered an agreed temporary injunction requiring Discord to introduce stronger age-assurance and default safety protections for users in Texas within 90 days.\n\nThe Texas Attorney General's Office said the order requires safeguards comparable to those Discord provides in the United Kingdom. It follows a May lawsuit and an earlier temporary restraining order concerning account defaults, access to sensitive content and the platform's safety representations.\n\nBecause the injunction was agreed by the parties, it establishes interim requirements while the broader legal case remains unresolved; it is not a final judgment on every allegation in the state's lawsuit.\n\nDiscord's own support materials say its age-assurance tools may use options including device-based facial age estimation and other verification methods. The company says it prompts users for age assurance when they try to access restricted content or change certain safety settings. Texans should wait for Discord's official implementation notices before assuming a particular verification method will be mandatory for every account.\n\nSource: Texas Attorney General's Office — https://www.oag.state.tx.us/news/releases/attorney-general-ken-paxton-secures-historic-legal-victory-forcing-discord-protect-texas-children\n\nSource: Discord age-assurance guidance — https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/30326565624343-How-to-Complete-Age-Assurance-on-Discord\n\nSource: FOX 7 Austin — https://www.fox7austin.com/news/texas-forces-discord-implement-uk-style-age-verification-safety-rules