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Meta’s 48-State Teen-Safety Settlement

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Meta reached an $18 billion settlement with 48 states over claims that Facebook and Instagram harmed teens. It calls for default teen-account restrictions, including a two-hour daily cap, night and school blocks, hidden like counts and a ban on cosmetic face filters; the report does not say whether the settlement has been finalized or the restrictions implemented.

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    1. Update 1Meta's $18 Billion Teen Limits Rewrite Facebook and Instagram

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      Meta's $18 Billion Teen Limits Rewrite Facebook and Instagram

      Eight days into the first federal addiction trial, Meta offered states up to $17-$18 billion and default teen limits — with $5.3 billion hostage to whether TikTok and YouTube follow.

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      • No verified schedule, audit method, or age-verification error standard in sources provided.
      • No confirmed public commitment by rivals to match Meta’s limits.

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    People

    • Rob BontaAttorney General of California since 20211 report
    • Yvonne Gonzalez RogersUnited States district court judge1 report

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    • CaliforniaCalifornia, USA1 report
    • FloridaFlorida, USA1 report
    • New MexicoNew Mexico, USA1 report
    • OaklandOakland, CA, USA1 report
    • TexasTexas, USA1 report

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