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An $18bn settlement is a drop in the ocean for Meta – but the tide will still come for it | Chris Stokel-Walker

Meta's $18 billion settlement with 52 U.S. attorneys general addresses product safety claims, particularly regarding the addictive nature of its apps for children. While the company denies wrongdoing and will spread payments over ten years,...

The Guardian· Aug 27, 2026 · 8:20 PM · 31 views

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Meta's $18 billion settlement with 52 U.S. attorneys general addresses product safety claims, particularly regarding the addictive nature of its apps for children. While the company denies wrongdoing and will spread payments over ten years, new restrictions will limit usage for users under 18. However, Meta still faces numerous ongoing lawsuits, signaling this battle is far from over.

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