Judge refuses to dismiss state AGs' Meta child addiction lawsuit
📍 Aftermath
A judge rejected Meta’s bid to dismiss the multi‑state lawsuit, allowing states to continue pursuing claims that Facebook and Instagram were designed to addict children. The court ordered the case to proceed toward an August trial, and the litigation remains active without a final resolution.
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Social Media Harm Verdicts Motley Rice · 83d ago
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Judge refuses to dismiss state AGs' Meta child addiction lawsuit Yahoo · 83d ago broke it first
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