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Meta's legal defeat could be a victory for children, or a loss for everyone

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Two US juries have found Meta liable for harming minors, awarding hundreds of millions in damages, with YouTube also held responsible in Los Angeles. This legal precedent could compel tech companies to implement stricter child safety measures and face financial penalties for non-compliance. Tech professionals should watch upcoming appeals and potential regulatory changes in response to these verdicts.

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