Meta to Pay Texas over $1 Billion — and that's Not the only Big Change
The deal adds stricter age checks, a two-hour daily teen limit and school-hour notification blocks as Meta ends the trial.
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Meta to give Texas over $1 billion in settlement to protect kids online
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Wednesday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Texas will get more than $1 billion as part of a settlement with Meta to protect children on its platforms. Wednesday, Meta agreed to an $18 billion settlement to resolve claims that it intentionally designed addictive platforms and harmed young people's mental health. The post Meta to give Texas over $1 billion in settlement to protect kids online appeared first on KVIA.
Meta to pay Texas $1 billion in child safety case
As part of Texas’ settlement, the tech giant behind Facebook and Instagram will apply stricter age verification measures and institute a daily two-hour limit for teens.
Texas AG Secures Over $1 Billion from Meta in Historic Settlement that Protects Texas Kids Online
Attorney General Ken Paxton secured over $1 billion as part of a historic settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. (“Meta”) to protect Texas children online. The post Texas AG Secures Over $1 Billion from Meta in Historic Settlement that Protects Texas Kids Online appeared first on Texas Border Business.
AG Paxton secures over $1 Billion from Meta in historic settlement that protects Texas kids online
Attorney General Ken Paxton secured over $1 billion as part of a historic settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. (“Meta”) to protect Texas children online. In addition to the monetary payment, the settlement requires Meta to implement significant new safeguards to better protect children on its platforms. “This is a historic settlement and a major win for the safety of Texas children. Not only will Meta pay over $1 billion to Texas, but the compan…
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