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Australian law firm MinterEllison launches class action lawsuit against Meta over ‘harmful’ social media content

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Australian law firm MinterEllison launches class action lawsuit against Meta over ‘harmful’ social media content

A new class action on behalf of Australian children will seek to take on social media giant Meta over allegedly ‘addictive’ and ‘harmful’ content on its platforms.

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