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A verdict has been reached in the landmark civil trial that accused social media giants of profiting from products designed to be dangerously addictive to children.

On Wednesday, a Los Angeles jury ordered Meta and YouTube to pay $3 million in damages to a young woman who successfully argued that the companies’ social media apps were designed to addict children.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The logo of Facebook parent company Meta is attached to the trade fair stand with which Meta is advertising at the Mobile World ...

A Los Angeles jury reached a historic verdict on Wednesday, finding Meta and Google’s YouTube liable for deliberately designing addictive social media platforms that harmed young users The landmark ...

Abigail Adams is a Human Interest Writer-Reporter for PEOPLE. A Los Angeles jury just determined that Meta and YouTube are liable for harming a user with their platforms Meta and YouTube must pay $3 ...

A California jury has found Meta and YouTube liable on all counts in a landmark case that accused the tech giants of intentionally addicting a young woman and injuring her mental health. Meta and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Los Angeles County jury on Wednesday found Meta and YouTube liable in a social media addition case. File Photo by Adam ...

THESE DEVELOPMENTS FOR US. HE JOINS US NOW WITH MORE. STEVE. MARISSA THOMAS FOCUS ON THIS CALIFORNIA CASE IS CENTERED AROUND A WOMAN WHO WAS IN HER 20S, AND SHE CLAIMS SHE BECAME ADDICTED TO SOCIAL ...

Meta and YouTube were found liable in a young woman’s social media addiction lawsuit—a decision one advocate called Big Tech’s “Big Tobacco moment.” Parents and advocacy groups pushing for stricter ...

A Los Angeles jury has found Meta and Google liable for intentionally building addictive social media platforms that harmed a young woman’s mental health, awarding her $3 million in compensatory ...