Meta’s latest legal headache comes with a $567 million price tag and a five-year to-do list for Facebook and Instagram.
A New Mexico state court ordered Meta to pay $567 million and change how its platforms operate for young users, including limits on teen screen time, overnight notifications, adult contact with minors, and safeguards for AI chatbots. The ruling follows a separate $375 million penalty imposed in March, bringing Meta’s total liability in the case to $942 million.
For product, privacy, and trust-and-safety teams, the bigger story is the scope of the order. The court is not only demanding compensation. It is prescribing how Meta…
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