Summary
A jury in Los Angeles decided that Google and Meta should pay $6 million in damages. This decision came from a case where a woman claimed she became addicted to social media because of the way the platforms were designed.
Key Facts
- A Los Angeles jury ruled against Google and Meta in a social media addiction lawsuit.
- The jury decided that these companies should pay $6 million.
- The lawsuit involved a 20-year-old woman who claimed addiction to the apps.
- She alleged the addiction was due to the design of the platforms.
- Meta plans to challenge, or appeal, the jury's decision.
