Meta has reached a historic settlement agreement with multiple U.S. states, agreeing to pay up to $17.1 billion to resolve allegations that its platforms, Facebook and Instagram, caused harm to younger users while misleading the public regarding platform safety. As part of the comprehensive agreement, the tech giant will implement stricter usage limitations and significantly broaden its protective measures for minors.
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