Meta settles multistate lawsuit with $17.1B and teen safeguards
Meta has agreed to pay $17.1 billion and implement new protections for teen users to resolve claims from 47 states and several territories. The settlement mandates independent testing of age verification, a two-hour daily usage limit, and a suspension of push notifications overnight unless parents opt out. Teens will also be able to disable personalized feeds, reducing reliance on recommendation algorithms.
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