Meta Clamps Down on Lawyer Ads Recruiting Social Media Addiction Plaintiffs

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Meta is pulling ads that seek to recruit clients for social-media addiction lawsuits across its platforms after recent verdicts that could widen platform liability. Advertising from national firms linked youth mental health harms to features like infinite scrolling and filters, and Meta says it won’t allow trial lawyers to profit from its platforms while lawsuits proceed. The move underscores ongoing scrutiny of youth safety online, with Meta bracing for potential losses and a broader global push for tighter social‑media regulation.
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- Meta bans plaintiff recruitment ads for addiction lawsuits qz.com
- Meta pulls ads aimed at recruiting plaintiffs for social media addiction lawsuits Reuters
- Meta Removes Law-Firm Ads Recruiting Clients to Sue It WSJ
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