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Eric Levitz @ Vox 3 place · today 06:00 EDT

Courts are finally punishing Big Tech for harming kids. Here’s the catch.

This week, juries in California and New Mexico dealt a pair of landmark verdicts against America’s social media giants.  In Los Angeles, jurors awarded $6 million to a young woman who alleged that Instagram and YouTube had damaged her mental health. A day earlier, a jury in Santa Fe ruled that Meta had designed its […]

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