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Experts doubt Meta's settlement boosts child safety
Meta has agreed to pay up to $17 billion over ten years and implement new safety measures on Facebook and Instagram to address concerns over teen social media addiction. The settlement resolves a multistate lawsuit alleging that Meta designed addictive features that harmed young users and misled the public about dangers. New rules include a default two-hour daily usage limit, midnight-to-6 a.m. Night Access Mode, notification muting during school hours, and parental controls, aiming to make platforms safer for minors.
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