A jury in New Mexico has determined that Meta‘s platforms are harmful to children’s mental health, ruling that the Facebook parent must pay $375M for violating the state’s children’s safety law, CNBC’s Jonathan Vanian reports. The civil trial centers on claims by New Mexico’s attorney general that Meta violated state consumer protections laws and misled residents about the safety of apps such as Facebook and Instagram, the author notes.
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