A New Mexico court has ordered Meta Platforms, Inc., the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, to pay $567 million in damages related to harm caused to youths. This ruling is part of the second phase of a significant trial, following a previous ruling against Meta in March.
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New Mexico court rules Meta to pay $567 million for harm to youths
A New Mexico court has ruled that Meta Platforms, Inc. must pay $567 million for damages linked to harm caused to young users. This decision is part of an ongoing legal process, with a prior ruling against the company issued in March.
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