How Facebook and Instagram will change after Meta's $18B settlement - and where the money is going

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The suit alleges that Meta designed its platforms to be addicting to young people.
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- ZDNetHow Facebook and Instagram will change after Meta's $18B settlement - and where the money is goingabout 1 hour ago
- The Guardian — WorldFirst Thing: Meta agrees to make sweeping changes to apps for teens | Martin Belamabout 1 hour ago
- AxiosBig Tech faces Big Resistanceabout 4 hours ago
- Google NewsMeta settles social media addiction suit with states for up to $17.1 billion - CBS Newsabout 13 hours ago
- The VergeAll the ways Instagram and Facebook are changing for teensabout 17 hours ago
- BreitbartMark Zuckerberg's Meta Agrees to $18 Billion Settlement with 29 States to End Teen Social Media Addiction Lawsuitabout 21 hours ago
- The Western JournalZuckerberg's Meta Agrees to Pay $18 Billion and Place Strict Limits on Teenage Users in Lawsuit Settlementabout 21 hours ago
- Washington ExaminerMeta agrees to pay up to $17.1 billion in ‘largest’ Big Tech accountability settlementabout 22 hours ago
How this story developed
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- Meta Settles With US States For $16.7 Billion Over Social Media Harms To ChildrenZeroHedge
- Meta settles landmark state child harm claims for $18 billion and promises changes to its platforms - CNNGoogle News
- Meta to Pay Up to $17 Billion in Landmark Settlement Over Social Media Addiction Claims - The New York TimesGoogle News
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