State attorneys general claim tech company intentionally designed addictive products that harm young people ...

Meta’s business relies on hooking young people and exploiting their data and attention, a lawyer for a group of state ...

Meta’s business relies on hooking young people and exploiting their data and attention, a lawyer for a group of state ...

By Greg Bensinger, Diana Novak Jones and Jonathan Stempel OAKLAND, California, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Instagram's top executive, Adam Mosseri, took the witness stand on Tuesday to testify in a trial over ...

Meta has agreed to pay as much as $17.1 billion and implement restrictions on teen accounts to settle claims that the tech giant designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children and misled the ...

Meta Platforms designed its products in ways that harm children has the potential to reshape some of the world's most popular apps, analysts said. In the high-stakes case unfolding in Meta's home ...

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Meta is starting a major court battle over claims it contributed to the youth mental health crisis. The trial, beginning Tuesday, involves allegations that Meta designed addictive features for ...

Meta has agreed to an 18-billion-dollar settlement with US states to resolve allegations that Facebook and Instagram deliberately addicted children, ending a federal trial in Oakland.

Meta Platforms agreed to pay a maximum $16.68 billion as part of a settlement to resolve claims brought by states across the country that the company designed Facebook and Instagram to addict children ...

Instagram head Adam Mosseri is set to testify as 29 US states pursue Meta over child safety, addictive design and the alleged impact of social media on young users.