US Jury Verdict in First Social Media Addiction Trial
A US jury has ruled against Meta and YouTube in the first-ever social media addiction trial, setting a precedent for future cases involving tech giants and user harm.
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Meta and YouTube Liable in Social Media Addiction Trial
Instagram and YouTube have been found negligent in a landmark trial over social media addiction, with Meta and YouTube held liable for damages. The ruling could set a precedent for future cases involving tech platforms and user harm.
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In landmark decisions, juries in Los Angeles and New Mexico found Meta and YouTube liable for harms to children, signaling a potential shift in Big Tech accountability.
Australia Tightens Under-16 Social Media Ban with Algorithm Rules
The Albanese Government has quietly updated Australia's pioneering under-16 social media ban, expanding restrictions to platforms using addictive algorithmic features. Ten major platforms now face formal assessment under the tougher regime.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex welcome a landmark US court ruling holding Meta and Google liable for childhood social media addiction, calling it a 'reckoning' for the industry.
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Meta and Google Liable for Social Media Addiction in £2.2m Case
A California jury has ruled Meta and Google liable for causing social media addiction, awarding £2.2m in damages. The case highlights design features like infinite scroll and autoplay.
Meta and YouTube Liable in Landmark Social Media Trial
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube liable on all counts in a landmark trial, awarding $3 million in damages. The verdict could reshape social media regulation and affect thousands of similar lawsuits.
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A US jury has found Meta and Google liable for causing user addiction through features like infinite scroll, awarding £2.2m in damages in a landmark case.
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A landmark ruling finds Meta and YouTube liable for harm to children's mental health, following a trial that could reshape social media regulation and accountability.
Meta Faces Legal Reckoning Over Youth Mental Health
A landmark jury verdict in New Mexico finds Meta's platforms harmful to children's mental health, sparking a wave of accountability demands against social media giants.
Meta and Google Liable in Social Media Addiction Case
A California jury has found Meta and Google negligent in a landmark social media addiction trial, awarding $3 million in damages. The case involved a plaintiff who claimed platforms exacerbated her mental health issues.
Meta and YouTube Guilty in Landmark Social Media Trial
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube guilty on all seven counts in a trial that could fundamentally reshape the future of social media in the United States.
Instagram and YouTube Liable in Social Media Addiction Trial
A jury has found Meta and YouTube liable in a groundbreaking lawsuit alleging their platforms caused harm to children through addictive design features, potentially setting a precedent for thousands of similar cases.
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