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META ORDERED TO PAY $567 MN TO US FOR 'PUBLIC NUISANCE' AND 'CHILD HARM'

1 min read • 1 hr ago • Latest News From Euronews | Euro • [src]
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Latest News From Euronews | EuroMETA ORDERED TO PAY $567 MN TO US FOR 'PUBLIC NUISANCE' AND 'CHILD HARM'1 hr ago
France 24 - International breakiSOCIAL MEDIA GIANT META ORDERED TO PAY $567 MILLION IN NEW MEXICO CHILD SAFETY RULING3 hrs ago
NYT > Top StoriesMETA ORDERED TO PAY $567 MILLION FINE BY NEW MEXICO JUDGE2 hrs ago
Deutsche WelleUS JUDGE ORDERS META TO PAY $567 MILLION OVER HARM TO CHILDREN1 hr ago

WHAT HAPPENED

A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, to pay $567 million for creating a public nuisance and harming children online. The ruling, announced this week, marks one of the largest civil penalties against a social‑media firm for child‑safety violations in the United States.

According to Latest News From Euronews, the court found that Meta’s platforms contributed to mental‑health harms among minors and failed to protect them adequately. Meta confirmed it will appeal the decision, stating it ‘works hard to protect young users across its platforms.’ The judgment was described in France 24 as a ‘child safety ruling’ and by The Guardian as a verdict over harms to children’s mental health.

The order reflects growing legal scrutiny over social‑media companies’ responsibilities to safeguard minors, following a series of lawsuits and regulatory investigations nationwide.

  • New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay $567 million for public nuisance and child harm.
  • Meta plans to appeal, citing ongoing efforts to protect young users.
  • The ruling underscores heightened accountability for platforms regarding child safety and mental health.

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