Jury Holds Meta, YouTube Liable for Social Media Harm
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In a groundbreaking ruling, a Los Angeles jury holds Meta and YouTube accountable for harming a young woman through their addictive social media features. The jury awards her three million dollars in compensatory damages, with Meta bearing seventy percent of the blame. The verdict marks a significant step towards tech accountability, as the companies are found negligent and accused of downplaying the risks to minors. The young woman, Kaley, shares her struggles with self-esteem and relationships due to excessive social media use. This trial sets a precedent for future lawsuits over childrens mental health.
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