Meta destinará 420 millones a terapia adolescentes tras multa de 567 millones y acuerdo de 18 mil millones

The Free Press • 4 de sep 13:59

A New Mexico judge imposed a $567 million penalty on Meta, directing $420 million to teen counseling, and the company later settled with 47 states to provide up to $18 billion for similar safeguards and treatment services.

The Motley Fool • 1 de sep 16:00

Meta Platforms will pay up to $17.1 billion to settle U.S. state lawsuits alleging social-media addiction harms to young users, with payments spread over ten years, as the company continues heavy AI investment.

CNBC • 30 de ago 12:00

Mike Moore, who helped negotiate the 1998 tobacco settlement, is urging U.S. state attorneys general to craft a sweeping agreement with social-media companies that would include a public-education fund and stricter safeguards for minors.

Los Angeles Times • 29 de ago 10:00

Meta will pay $17 billion to resolve California and other state claims that its platforms exposed minors to bullying, sexual predation and other harmful content, and will implement new safety measures.

CNBC • 29 de ago 05:00

Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle a multi-state lawsuit over alleged harms to minors, with part of the payment contingent on similar safety measures by TikTok and YouTube, while state attorneys general say they will pursue comparable actions against other platforms.

CNBC • 28 de ago 19:07

Meta agreed to a $17 billion settlement with 52 U.S. states, funding youth-online safety initiatives and requiring a suite of parental-control features on Facebook and Instagram for the next decade.

politico.eu • 28 de ago 13:59

Meta has agreed to a $18 billion settlement with 47 U.S. states that imposes new limits on teen use of its platforms, prompting European officials to demand comparable or stronger protections under the Digital Services Act.