If you have ever asked a teenager to put down a phone and heard, “Just one more minute,” you already know how hard screen limits can be to enforce. Now Meta has agreed to a sweeping child-safety settlement that could reshape how teens use Facebook and Instagram across much of the United States. A judge approved the agreement on Aug. 27. Under the deal, Meta will put a default two-hour daily cap on teen use of Facebook and Instagram combined. It will also restrict most app access over
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Por Clare Duffy, CNN Meta acordó este miércoles realizar cambios radicales en sus plataformas como parte de un acuerdo de US$ 18.000 millones con decenas de estados por las acusaciones de que sus plataformas contribuyeron a una crisis de salud mental entre los jóvenes. Los reguladores y defensores de la seguridad en línea lo calificaron The post Esto es lo que el acuerdo de US$ 18.000 millones de Meta significa para los niños y para las finanzas de la empresa appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, will pay over $17 billion and implement changes to protect young users as part of a settlement with 47 states.
By Clare Duffy, CNN New York (CNN) — Meta on Wednesday agreed to make sweeping changes to its platforms as part of an $18 billion settlement with dozens of states over claims its platforms contributed to a youth mental health crisis. Regulators and online safety advocates called it a watershed moment, and both Meta and The post Here’s what Meta’s $18 billion multistate settlement could mean for kids — and for its bottom line appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has announced a $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta Platforms Inc. that requires new protections for children using Instagram and Facebook and is expected to provide Missouri with between $100 million and $150 million. The agreement, described as one of the largest state consumer protection settlements outside the Big Tobacco […] The post Missouri to receive up to $150 million in Meta youth safety settlement appeared first on KTTN-FM 92
Meta to Pay Up to $17 Billion and Implement Sweeping Child-Safety Reforms on Instagram and Facebook JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Today, Attorney General Hanaway announced a landmark $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. – […]
Meta laid out what features would roll out to better protect teens and give parents more control.
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) The State of Missouri is set to receive millions of dollars as part of a $17.1 billion settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc. According to a news release from Attorney General Catherine Hanaway, Missouri will receive between $100 million and $150 million. “As a mother, I know how critical it is to shield The post Missouri to receive at least $100 million in Meta settlement appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
The "historic" settlement was a monumental victory in the protection of the nation's children, Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said. Here's why.
FILE - Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach (AP Photo/John Hanna, File)TOPEKA – (August 26, 2026) – Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach today announced a landmark $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta Platforms, Inc.—one of the largest state consumer protection settlements in history out
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