A New Mexico state judge has ordered Meta to pay a $567 million fine for harm caused to children’s mental health by the company's social media platforms.
A New Mexico judge has fined Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, $567 million for damaging children’s mental health with new mandates designed to regulate children’s access to social media. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A New Mexico state judge has ordered Meta to pay a $567 million fine for harm caused to children’s mental health by the company’s social media platforms. DETAIL: Judge Bryan Biedscheid’s 68-page ruling directed Meta to pay $420 million for treatment services for children, with the rest allocated to prevention and awareness initiatives. “The Court finds that the weight of the evidence presented demonstrates that Meta’s platforms are a cause of and substantial contributing factor to…Open
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Prince Harry expected his long-awaited return to the United Kingdom to be a seamless, royal-level homecoming. Instead, he found himself locked out of Buckingham Palace. In this 11-minute deep-dive from "The Scoop," Daily Beast royal editor Tom Sykes reveals the shockingly chaotic behind-the-scenes communication failure inside the Sussex camp. From bizarre personal emails sent to palace logistics staff to a chaotic media war played out in a WhatsApp group, discover how Harry's team completely mismanaged his U.K. stay. Is it arrogance, poor staff management or a total disconnect from reality? #PrinceHarry #KingCharles #TheScoop #royalfamily
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The British Government has announced a ban on social media access for children under the age of 16, which will force anonymous adult users to give up their identity.
The British Government has unveiled plans to ban under-16s from accessing social media platforms, jeopardizing online anonymity and raising concerns about the effectiveness of such measures. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The British Government has announced a ban on social media access for children under the age of 16, which will force anonymous adult users to give up their identity. KEY QUOTE: “A full ban is the right choice… I am not prepared to compromise on the safety and happiness of our children,” said Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in a press conference on Monday. IMPACT: Crucially, the ban will require adults to upload ID to use social media to prove that they are aged 16 or over, ending online privacy. Social media…Open
Meta has filed for a federal court contempt order against Israeli spyware firm NSO Group, alleging it violated a permanent injunction by targeting WhatsApp users.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has filed for a federal court contempt order against NSO Group, accusing the Israeli spyware firm of violating a permanent injunction by targeting WhatsApp users. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: - The injunction was initially put in place to prevent NSO from engaging in activities that threaten national security or foreign policy interests. DETAIL: Meta reports that it disrupted new “spear phishing” attempts linked to NSO, which involved “1-click phishing campaigns” designed to trick users into clicking malicious links. “No technology is off-limits to surveillance-for-hire firms, whose reported targets range from journalists to government officials, military…Open
