SOCIAL MEDIA Jury finds Meta and YouTube guilty of causing social media addiction by TexasDigitalMagazine.com March 26, 2026 written by TexasDigitalMagazine.com March 26, 2026 57 The plaintiff was awarded $6 million in damages following a California trial that focused on intentionally designed systems such as infinite scrolling and algorithmic recommendations. Source link TexasDigitalMagazine.com previous post ‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ Review: It’s Far from the Best, But Cillian Murphy Still Rules in This Feature-Length Culmination of Tommy Shelby’s Story next post Why “CPT” is the Universe’s most unbreakable symmetry You may also like TikTok announces activations for International Museum Day May 16, 2026 Meta opens up Display AI glasses to third-party... May 16, 2026 TikTok launches counterfeit goods detection initiative May 13, 2026 LinkedIn will enable consultants to book business direct... May 13, 2026 Meta announces AI support for SMBs and rural... May 10, 2026 Threads adds new posting options and animated mini... May 10, 2026 Threads adds playable music stickers in-stream May 7, 2026 Snapchat usage declined in the US and EU... May 7, 2026 YouTube tests new music generation and moderation tools May 4, 2026 Meta acquires humanoid robot developer Assured Robot Intelligence May 4, 2026
