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Meta YouTube Lawsuit Verdict , A Jury Just Awarded $6 Million and Told Big Tech That Designing Addictive Products for Children Has Consequences
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In recent weeks, two jurors in the United States have declared large technology companies responsible for neglecting the design of their products and services, considering them addictive and harmful to the mental health of their users. Specifically, of the younger ones. This is the first time that within a judicial procedure these companies are directly responsible for the addictive design of their platforms. The lawsuits alleged that this addic…
Meta YouTube Lawsuit Verdict , A Jury Just Awarded $6 Million and Told Big Tech That Designing Addictive Products for Children Has Consequences
On March 25, a group of ladies carried family photos outside the Los Angeles Superior Court. A few were in tears. Parents and relatives of young people whose mental health had failed in the years after social media became the organizational framework of their children’s daily life had been monitoring the trial for weeks. The response on the courthouse steps following the verdict—which found Meta and YouTube guilty and awarded $6 million in damag…
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