Court mandates Meta to pay $567M for child mental health

A court in the state of New Mexico in the United States has ordered Meta to pay $567 million in damages for harms caused to the mental health of children and teenagers due to its Facebook and Instagram platforms. The court also mandated the implementation of measures such as reducing teenagers' time spent on the platforms, limiting notifications, strengthening controls over adult communication with minors, ensuring the safety of AI chatbots, and reviewing reports related to sexual abuse. These rulings followed Meta's loss in the initial phase of the trial, which imposed fines of $375 million for violating consumer protection laws, with the court asserting that the company contributed to widespread harm. Meta announced its intention to appeal the ruling and continues to defend its record in protecting minor users.

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