A judge in New Mexico has ruled that Meta Platforms, Inc. created a "public nuisance" that negatively impacted children's mental health. As a result, the court has ordered the company to pay $567 million in damages. Additionally, the ruling requires Meta to implement changes to enhance safety features on its platforms, Facebook and Instagram.
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New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay $567 million for harm to children's mental health
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $567 million, citing the company's role in harming children's mental health. The ruling also mandates that Meta improve safety features on its social media platforms, Facebook and Instagram.
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