Meta’s reckoning over kids safety is in the hands of two juries
Is social media not just bad, but illegally bad? Should tech companies pay for making it that way? According to two US juries - and no shortage of outside commentary - the answer
Meta willfully violated New Mexico law by misleading users about the safety of its products and engaging in an unconscionable trade practice, a jury found. The company will face a
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>A jury found both Meta and YouTube liable in a first-of-its-kind lawsuit that aimed to hold social media platforms responsible for harm to
Meta challenges New Mexico's $3.7 billion plan for teen mental health in social media trial reut.rs/4d9zrUV
One of Meta’s big legal reckonings just ended in a settlement
Meta plans to appeal as it faces down two other child safety trials.
The latest ruling in New Mexico’s child safety case brings Meta’s penalties to almost $1 billion. www.theverge.com/tech/976537/...
Social media companies have long seemed impervious to legal threats. Meta, YouTube, Snap, and the rest have long waved off criticism of their platforms on free speech and Section
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