What the $18B Meta Lawsuit Could Mean for TDSB Families
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What the $18B Meta lawsuit could mean for TDSB families
Meta just reached a settlement in the U.S. worth over $18 billion, in response to claims that its platforms are harmful to children. How might this landmark case affect the TDSB and other Ontario school boards lawsuits against the tech giant?
Meta reached a $17.1 billion settlement in the US in lawsuits alleging that it causes social media addiction in children. Lawyer Umut Metin stated that similar legal liabilities could arise in Türkiye and that the measures taken in the US should also be implemented in Türkiye.
Meta settles in 7 days an American complaint for 18 billion dollars without recognizing fault and imposing its own measures. A spectacular but absorbable sum, when Europe remains blocked after the censorship of its law on social networks.
Meta settles historic lawsuit; Kentucky receives $358 million - The Lexington Times
Meta has agreed to pay $17.1 billion and implement sweeping child safety changes to its Facebook and Instagram platforms to settle a landmark multistate lawsuit led by Kentucky, California, Colorado, and New Jersey. Kentucky will receive $358 million from the historic settlement. The post Meta settles historic lawsuit; Kentucky receives $358 million appeared first on The Lexington Times.
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