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The first trial stemming from a lawsuit filed by 30 US states against tech giant Meta began Tuesday. It alleges the company violated a slew of federal and state…
The first trial stemming from a lawsuit filed by 30 US states against tech giant Meta began Tuesday. It alleges the company violated a slew of federal and state privacy laws for children. The states are seeking over 1 Trillion dollars in damages and are demanding wide-reaching changes to Meta apps like Facebook and Instagram.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:27 Meta accused of designing addictive features
01:42 Meta responds to the allegations
02:37 Could the lawsuit threaten Meta's business model?
03:40 What is Meta's defense?
04:16 Could Meta lose the case?
05:28 Law professor Eric Goldman on Meta's legal battle
07:53 The growing global "techlash"
09:31 Could $1 trillion in damages change social media?
10:38 What a Meta loss could mean for other tech companies
The first trial stemming from a lawsuit filed by 30 US states against tech giant Meta began Tuesday. It alleges the company violated a slew of federal and state privacy laws for children. The states are seeking over 1 Trillion dollars in damages and are demanding wide-reaching changes to Meta apps like Facebook and Instagram.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:27 Meta accused of designing addictive features
01:42 Meta responds to the allegations
02:37 Could the lawsuit threaten Meta's business model?
03:40 What is Meta's defense?
04:16 Could Meta lose the case?
05:28 Law professor Eric Goldman on Meta's legal battle
07:53 The growing global "techlash"
09:31 Could $1 trillion in damages change social media?
10:38 What a Meta loss could mean for other tech companies