Jury Orders Meta and Google to Pay Millions for Social Media Addiction
An L.A. jury awarded $3 million in damages to a teen claiming social media addiction, marking a landmark verdict against major tech platforms. Legal experts warn that Section 230 and First Amendment protections could doom the verdict on appeal, potentially limiting its immediate impact. This ruling sets a precedent for hundreds of pending lawsuits that may challenge the liability of social media giants regarding user addiction.
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