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In a significant blow to social media giants, juries in New Mexico and Los Angeles ordered Meta and YouTube to pay hefty fines for failing to protect children from online predators and addictive content. With billions in annual revenue, the companies plan to appeal, but lawmakers and advocates see this as a turning point, pushing for federal laws to protect kids online. More lawsuits are pending, and states are ramping up restrictions, potentially forcing real redesigns or sparking a wave of penalties that could reshape the industry.

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