Meta’s $17 Billion Reckoning: What Changes for Utah Kids
Meta has agreed to a landmark multistate settlement worth up to about $17 billion over claims that Facebook and Instagram were designed with addictive features that harmed children and teens. Utah is expected to receive more than $200 million, but state leaders say the bigger impact could be sweeping new safeguards for young users, including age verification, daily time limits, overnight restrictions and changes to personalized feeds.
Host Maria Shilaos talks with Utah Department of Commerce Commissioner Margaret Busse about what Meta has agreed to change and how the state plans to make sure…
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