US states sue Meta over alleged harm to children from social media
Most outlets reported that a group of 29 US states is suing Meta, citing alleged harm to children from social media. BOL News led with the potential financial penalties, specifying the amount as up to $200 billion, while Dunya News noted the figure as "tens or hundreds of billions" and added that Meta is rejecting the allegations.
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Meta rejects allegations it sought to hook children as landmark trial begins
A bipartisan group of 29 US states is suing Meta, seeking potentially tens or hundreds of billions of dollars in penalties and changes to how Meta does business.
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US states sue Meta over alleged harm to children from social media
The states are seeking as much as $200 billion in penalties, an amount roughly equivalent to Meta’s annual revenue in 2025. The post US states sue Meta over alleged harm to children from social media appeared first on BOL News.
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