Wyoming to receive $13.3 million from Meta settlement over youth safety

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Wyoming will receive $13.3 million as part of a $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta over allegations of failing to protect children on Instagram and Facebook.

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Wyoming Attorney General Keith Kautz announced that the state will receive $13,303,734 as part of a $17.1 billion multistate settlement with Meta. The agreement resolves claims that Meta designed Instagram with addictive features and exposed young users to mental health harms. Beyond the financial payment, Meta must implement changes to protect younger users, including daily time limits, overnight access restrictions, school hour notification limits, stronger age-verification measures, expanded parental controls, and additional protections against bullying, eating-disorder content, suicide-related content, and self-harm material.

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