Indiana Schools Sue Social Media Giants
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Indiana schools sue social media giants over addictive apps, claiming they cause anxiety, poor focus, and disruptive behavior. A multidistrict lawsuit involves over two thousand schools nationwide, with at least one hundred four Indiana districts joining. Big urban and rural districts are involved, but some larger communities have stayed out. Indiana lawmakers are also pushing related fixes, including a ban on phones during the full school day and parental consent for kids under sixteen to open accounts. The first trial could hit summer 2026, with winnings funding student mental health help.
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