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Meta and YouTube Ordered to Pay $3M to Young Woman in Social Media Addiction Trial

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A Los Angeles jury ordered Meta and YouTube to pay $3 million in compensatory damages to a plaintiff who claimed social media platforms caused her mental health issues. This verdict marks the first trial addressing whether social media features can harm users, potentially leading tech companies to modify their products to avoid future legal liabilities.

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