New Mexico orders Meta to fund teen mental health with $567 million, imposes youth-safety changes
TL;DR
A New Mexico court ruled Meta created a public nuisance harming children and ordered the company to pay $567 million into a teen mental health fund and implement five-year youth-safety measures on Facebook and Instagram, including monthly usage limits for teens, reduced notifications, tighter controls on adult-minor contact, safeguards for AI chatbots, and improved review of child sexual abuse reports; Meta said it will appeal.
Topics:businesspolice-and-courts#meta#new-mexico#police-and-courts#public-nuisance#teen-mental-health#youth-safety
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