Why this trial against Meta could change the way adolescents use social media
A bipartisan group... made up of 29 U.S. states has sued Meta, claiming fines that could amount to $1.4 billion, as well as..
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Meta deliberately sought to create addiction in children towards their Facebook and Instagram platforms, as stated on Tuesday by a California state lawyer at the beginning of a trial that could transform some of the world's most popular applications. California, Colorado, Kentucky and New Jersey prosecutors claim that the company promoted functions designed to retain minors and capture data without parental permission and require specific limits.
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Meta deliberately sought to create addiction in children towards their Facebook and Instagram platforms, as stated on Tuesday by a California state lawyer at the beginning of a trial that could transform some of the world's most popular applications.
according to ABC — PortadaCalifornia, Colorado, Kentucky and New Jersey prosecutors claim that the company promoted functions designed to retain minors and capture data without parental permission and require specific limits
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