
Meta Reaches $18 Billion Settlement Mandating Stricter Child Safety Rules
Meta has agreed to an $18 billion settlement with multiple U.S. states to resolve allegations that its platforms harmed teenagers’ mental health. The agreement requires the company to implement comprehensive new safety features and data protections specifically designed to shield minors from online risks.
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Meta's $17 billion settlement mandates new safeguards for kids—many are promising, says safety expert
Following a major legal settlement, Instagram and Facebook users under age 18 will soon have a daily two-hour limit and won't be able to see reactions on posts.
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The litigation process can help make social media governable by revealing crucial information. But only governments can enforce real change
By Taylor Owen
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Meta's $18 billion settlement changes how teens use social media. Here's what it means for brands and creators whose deals were built around reaching that audience.
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