Meta sues over platform damages to children

Meta has agreed to pay $17 billion and accelerate child safety measures on its Facebook and Instagram platforms, with the goal of ending a lawsuit filed by 47 U.S. states. The lawsuit accused the company of designing features that cause addiction among teenagers and harm their mental health, as well as violating laws on collecting children's data without parental consent. The new measures include imposing limits on children's usage time, reducing notifications during school hours, implementing stricter age verification controls, and enhancing parental controls. These efforts aim to provide a safer experience for teenagers and to meet regulatory demands. This settlement is one of the largest in consumer protection history and is part of regulatory efforts to reduce the harms caused by social media use among young people.

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