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California jury holds Meta and Google liable for addictive social media services — raises concerns for Big Tech accountability.

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A California jury has found Meta and Google liable for intentionally building addictive social media services, citing harm to the plaintiff's mental health. This landmark ruling raises concerns for Big Tech accountability and may prompt changes in platform design. Relevant for marketers evaluating social media strategies and digital well-being.

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