Meta reportedly paid 2 teens $7 million to settle social media addiction claims
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Jon Putman / Anadolu via Getty Images Following a landmark court loss earlier this year, several social networks are settling pending cases from teens who accuse the companies of damaging their mental health. And some of the payouts are particularly notable. In the past two…
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- 01Per Bloomberg, Meta agreed to pay two teens a total of $7 million.
- 02Other settlements ranged from $2 million to $2.5 million.
- 03About 9,800 more cases are pending.
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