Meta Agrees To Settle Landmark Social Media Addiction Case For $17 Billion, Enhanced Protections For Teens
What happened
Meta Platforms Inc. has agreed to pay $16.7 billion to settle a landmark social media case with multiple US states, according to a court filing Wednesday.
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- First appeared on Yahoo FinanceYahoo Finance
- Yahoo Finance followed upYahoo Finance
- Bloomberg Technology started reportingBloomberg Technology
- Financial Times started reportingFinancial Times
- Quartz started reportingQuartz
- Business Insider started reportingBusiness Insider
- Bloomberg Technology followed upBloomberg Technology
- ABC News (Australia) started reportingABC News (Australia)
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News
- Meta agrees to pay up to $17.1bn to settle social media caseBBC Business
- Meta Agrees To Settle Landmark Social Media Addiction Case For $17 Billion, Enhanced Protections For TeensDeadline
- Meta to pay $23 billion to settle teen social media addiction casesABC News (Australia)
- Meta Agrees to $16.7 Billion Settlement in Social Media CaseBloomberg Technology
- Meta agrees to settle teen addiction lawsuit for up to $16.7 billionBusiness Insider
- Meta settles multistate social media lawsuit for $16.7 billionQuartz
- Meta to pay up to $16.7bn to settle children’s social media harm caseFinancial Times
- Meta Agrees to Pay $16.7 Billion to Settle Social Media CaseBloomberg Technology
- Tech stocks today: Meta stock jumps after company agrees to settle social media caseYahoo Finance
- Tech stocks today: Meta agrees to settle social media case for $16.68 billionYahoo Finance