What Meta’s Settlement Means for Teens and Social Media
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Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, agreed to pay a multibillion-dollar settlement in a lawsuit that accuses the company of harming children through its addictive social media products. Meta also agreed to policy changes, including a daily limit on how long teenagers can use their platforms. NBC’s Allie Canal reports in this week’s Sunday Focus.
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