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Meta Settlement Targets Teen Scrolling as BGSU Professor Discusses Why It’s Hard to Stop

State leaders say Arkansas can use school limits, transparency rules and safeguards to curb AI harms before they become entrenched.

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Meta has agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion to a group of states and U.S. territories and put new limits on teenagers’ use of Instagram and Facebook. The settlement follows states’ allegations that the company built features to keep children scrolling despite risks to their mental health.   The agreement, announced Aug. 26, includes Ohio. Meta will pay at least $12.1 billion over 10 years, with additional payments depending on whether other socia…

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Social media giant Meta has reached a settlement of up to $18 billion with 29 states in a landmark lawsuit alleging that it neglected child safety on its Facebook and Instagram platforms. Under the massive deal, which includes a two-hour time limit for young people, the company will record $10 billion in legal expenses that will impact its profits.

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Karar Gazetesi broke the news on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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