Four States Seek $1.4 Trillion Penalty from Meta over Youth Safety, Citing COPPA Violations
The lawsuit, heading to trial in August in federal court in Oakland, alleges Meta designed addictive platforms and misled the public about safety, invoking the Children's Online Privacy Protection…
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