Meta’s $18 billion settlement: Can Meta really implement teen controls and screen limits?
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Faced with the multinational Meta’s agreement to restrict the use of Instagram and Facebook to adolescents in the United States and agree to pay $17 billion, Amnesty International (AI) considered them “a turning point” for all social networks, with which they will modify their way of operating and correcting their “harmful features” in order to protect children and young people.
Meta’s $18 billion settlement: Can Meta really implement teen controls and screen limits?
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Meta’s addiction settlement looks like Tobacco Part 2
(Legal Newsline) - Meta’s $18 billion settlement with U.S. states bears a strong resemblance to the $200 billion tobacco settlement in 1998, down to terms that could strengthen the position of Meta in the social-media market and discourage new competitors.
Meta $18bn fine: Watershed moment or damp squib? - DecisionMarketing
Meta’s $18bn child-safety settlement in the US might have been branded a “watershed moment” by some; others are yet to be convinced, pointing out the tech giant has escaped relatively unharmed, while also avoiding the danger of founder Mark Zuckerberg being cross-examined. The fact is that Meta was not forced to accept any liability while the penalty is just 1.13% of the company’s market capitalisation and it has 10 years to pay it off. Meta’s s…
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