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Could Meta's $12 billion settlement fundamentally change how children use social media?
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Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is calling a massive $12 billion settlement with Meta just the beginning of a larger crusade to hold Big Tech accountable and protect kids online. With Louisiana set to receive nearly $181 million from the historic lawsuit over teen social media addiction, Meta is now forced to institute strict new safeguards like daily time caps and nighttime blocks. What will this "earthquake" in tech reform actually mean for your family's daily screen time? AG Murrill to examine new safeguards aimed at protecting kids, including time limits and nighttime restrictions, on social media.
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