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Meta clamps down on ads recruiting for social-media addiction lawsuits

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Meta clamps down on ads recruiting for social-media addiction lawsuits
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Meta removed ads by law firms recruiting clients for social-media-addiction lawsuits on Facebook and Instagram after recent court losses, with some ads deactivated though others remain visible in the Ad Library. Meta says it won’t allow trial lawyers to profit from its platforms while claims of harm persist, while firms argue the move censors victims and stifles accountability.

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  1. Meta pulls Facebook ads recruiting for social media addiction lawsuits  BBC
  2. Scoop: Meta removes ads for social media addiction litigation  Axios
  3. Meta pulls ads aimed at recruiting plaintiffs for social media addiction lawsuits  Reuters
  4. Meta Removes Law-Firm Ads Recruiting Clients to Sue It  WSJ
  5. Wake Up Call: Meta Removes Law Firm Ads for Social Media Suits  Bloomberg Law News

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