Meta agrees to $16 billion settlement in social media addiction trial
Meta, the company that designed apps like Facebook and Instagram, has agreed to pay $16.68 billion in a federal lawsuit that claimed it purposely hooked kids on social media.
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Meta agrees to $16 billion settlement in social media addiction trial
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