Courts Hold Social Media Giants Liable for Kid Addiction
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Social media giants like Meta and YouTube face liability for addictive designs targeting kids, as courts hold them accountable for features keeping young users scrolling endlessly. Founding attorney Matthew Bergman from the Social Media Victims Law Center discusses ongoing lawsuits and the potential for platforms to rethink their kid-targeted tactics. Parents and experts share stories of kids struggling with sleep, grades, and mental health due to excessive screen time. Stay tuned for how this shift in liability could impact the digital world.
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