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Meta, U.S. states agree on $16.7B settlement in landmark teen safety case

National Post · August 26, 2026 at 10:17 a.m.

Meta agreed to pay U.S. states as much as $16.7 billion and to impose sweeping new limits on how teenagers use Facebook and Instagram, according to a court filing on Wednesday that ends a landmark trial in California.

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