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Social Media Held Liable for Child Harm

Social Media Held Liable for Child Harm

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March 25, 20261m 30s

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A California jury holds Meta and YouTube accountable for harm to children, awarding a woman three million dollars due to her childhood addiction and mental health struggles linked to their platform designs. The verdict, which found the companies negligent and acting with malice, could pave the way for thousands of similar cases and increase pressure on social media firms to prioritize child safety.

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