New Mexico court orders Meta to enforce 90-hour limit and remove under-13 accounts
A New Mexico court ordered Meta to set a 90-hour monthly limit on Facebook and Instagram for under-18 users in the state and to identify and remove accounts of users under 13. A separate jury ruling ordered Meta to pay $375M in penalties plus a $567M court-ordered fund, ruling Meta products fuel the state's youth mental health crisis. A related WSJ report says Meta was ordered to pay $492M to address harm to kids from social media.
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🚨 NEW MEXICO COURT ORDERS META TO SET 90-HOUR MONTHLY LIMIT ON FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM FOR UNDER-18 USERS IN THE STATE $META
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🚨 NEW MEXICO COURT ORDERS META TO IDENTIFY USERS UNDER 13 AND REMOVE THEIR ACCOUNTS $META
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🚨 NEW MEXICO JURY ORDERS META TO PAY $375M IN PENALTIES PLUS $567M COURT-ORDERED FUND, RULING META PRODUCTS FUEL STATE'S YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS $META
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Zuck: Just add it to the capex bro (WSJ) -- META ordered to pay $492M to address harm to kids from social media