Meta and Google have been denied a request for a new trial in a lawsuit concerning youth social media addiction. The lawsuit was initiated by a woman who claims she developed an addiction to YouTube, owned by Google, and Instagram, owned by Meta, during her youth.
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Meta and Google Denied New Trial in Youth Social Media Addiction Case
Meta and Google have been denied a new trial in a lawsuit related to youth social media addiction. The case was brought by a woman who alleges she became addicted to YouTube and Instagram at a young age.
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Meta and Google denied new trial after landmark verdict in youth social media addiction case
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Meta and Google Denied New Trial in Youth Social Media Addiction Case