By Diana Novak Jones July 20 (Reuters) - Meta Platforms faces trial in Tennessee on Monday over the state's claims that Instagram's design is to blame for a youth mental-health crisis, one of several ...

Jury selection began Monday morning in Nashville in a case that could reshape how social media companies are held accountable for what they build — not just what gets posted on it. Tennessee sued Meta ...

The Tennessee Attorney General says Meta designed Instagram to be addictive for young users.

The trial, which accuses Meta of violating the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act, is similar to a case earlier this year in which a jury awarded $375 million in civil penalties to New Mexico.

Meta faces mounting legal and regulatory scrutiny over claims its platforms’ addictive design harms young users.

Meta faces trial in Tennessee over claims Instagram's design addicted teens and harmed mental health. The state seeks fines and changes to app features.

Meta Platforms went to trial on Monday in the Chancery Court for Davidson County in Nashville in a civil enforcement action brought by Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti regarding ...

Meta went on trial in Nashville on Monday over Tennessee’s allegation that it engineered Instagram to keep teenagers compulsively scrolling, one of the first state cases to put the question of ...

The trial, expected to last seven weeks, is scheduled to coincide with at least two other trials against Meta in California ...