Meta, Google Face Mass Liability as 'Addicted Kids' Trial Enters Second Day in LA Court
Meta and Google are facing massive liability as a landmark trial continues in Los Angeles, with plaintiffs claiming the tech giants' platforms were designed to addict young users. The closely watched case is unfolding for the second day in court.
Meta and Google are facing massive liability as they continue a landmark trial in Los Angeles over claims their platforms were designed to addict young users, a case that could have significant implications for tech giants. The companies returned to court on Tuesday for the second day of proceedings, where lawyers representing affected children will argue that the platforms were intentionally designed to be addictive and exploitative. If found liable, Meta and Google could face billions of dollars in damages, with the outcome closely watched by the tech industry. The trial is also expected to shed light on the darker side of social media and online advertising.
