Meta Platforms Inc. stated that attorneys general lacked evidence to support claims that the company misled consumers regarding the addictiveness of its platforms, including Facebook and Instagram. This assertion was made in the context of a lawsuit alleging that the platforms are addictive to children, with reference to congressional testimony given by CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Meta's Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit Over Allegations of Addictiveness Denied
Meta Platforms Inc. has faced a lawsuit alleging that its platforms, Facebook and Instagram, are addictive to children. The company contends that the attorneys general involved in the case have not provided sufficient evidence to support their claims.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta loses bid to toss lawsuit alleging Facebook and Instagram addict children
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Meta's Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit Over Allegations of Addictiveness Denied