Meta Settlement Puts Spotlight on Social Media Addiction in Kids | #Childpredator | #Kidsaftey | #Childsaftey - National Cyber Security Consulting
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Meta will pay compensation of $17 billion in the US There are good reasons to be skeptical about the impact that the latest legal agreement of Meta will have on the technology giant. The company has already survived scandals, hearings in Congress and regulatory fines without great lasting damage. An agreement approved by the court worth up to $18 billion seems huge, but the Meta can deal with it: the value is equivalent to about 8.5% of the comp…
The news that Meta (the matrix that brings together Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp) agreed, in exchange for a payment of up to $17 billion, to put an end to the lawsuits filed by a bipartisan coalition of 51 U.S. Attorneys General, who accused her of deliberately designing addictive platforms for minors, had a different impact ... Continue reading "Metal Agreement by addictive design, security and Sernac criteria to initiate collective lawsuit…
Will $17 billion Meta deal really protect Mississippi children?
Did most state attorneys general – including our own Lynn Fitch – sell out child safety for a $17 billion settlement with Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram? Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier thinks so.
Meta Will Spend Millions for Teen Therapy. It’s a Mistake.
Early last month, in a courtroom in New Mexico, a judge ordered Meta—owner of Facebook and Instagram—to pay a $567 million penalty for the addiction and mental health issues its platforms have caused teens. Of that amount, some $420 million will be directed toward “treatment services” for kids who have been harmed owing to their use of Facebook and Instagram—in other words, therapy. (Meta is appealing the ruling.)Three weeks later, Meta reached …
Target agreement expands time control on social networks for minorsMeta will pay up to $18 billion and will change platform design for adolescents
The social networking company has agreed with the US state to pay $18 billion for child addiction. In addition to the money, Meta will also introduce changes to its applications, but on the condition that TikTok and YouTube do the same. This is the third breakthrough in Meta's legal strategy this year alone. For 25 years, after the lawsuit against Microsoft for monopolizing the web browser market, technology companies in the US seemed untouchabl…
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