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Meta to pay nearly 500 million euros for harm to children

Meta to pay nearly 500 million euros for harm to children

Meta has been ordered to pay approximately 492 million euros in the US state of New Mexico due to damages caused to children by Facebook and Instagram. Additionally, the company is required to improve the safety of its platforms for young users.

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