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Meta settlement intensifies global battle over social media harm
Meta's move to restrict teenagers' use of social media in the U.S. shows companies have tools to better protect young people online, Au
Summary
Meta's move to restrict teenagers' use of social media in the U. Meta's up to $18 billion settlement with nearly 50 U. Governments around the world are trying to curb children's access to harmful online content, including a world-first ban in Australia late last year on social media for children under 16.
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People
- Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers3
- Krzysztof Gawkowski
- Anika Wells
- Henry Aguda
- James Speta
- Phil Weiser
Organisations
- Meta Platforms5
- Menlo Park2
- Northwestern University
- European Commission
- Federal Court
- Reuters.Meta
- Reuters
Places
- United States6
- Washington D.C4
- California4
- New Jersey4
- Colorado4
- Kentucky4
- New Mexico3
- Illinois3
Keywords
- billion4
- social4
- media4
- settlement3
- children3
- lawsuits3
- addiction2
- reaches2
- agrees2
- claims2
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Meta Settles Child Harm Claims for Up to $16.68 BillionHiru News - English