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Meta threatens New Mexico shutdown

Meta Faces Landmark New Mexico Trial Over Child Safety, Addiction Claims; All Set For a New Set of Rules

Meta faces trial in New Mexico over child safety and addiction claims, with potential rulings that could force platform changes or even a statewide shutdown.

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Meta threatens to shut down social networks in New Mexico over child safety court case

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Meta threatens to shut down Instagram, Facebook in New Mexico if judge orders ‘impractical’ kids protections

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Meta Says It May Withdraw Its Apps From New Mexico If Judge Agrees To The State's Demands

Meta warned that if a judge sides with the NM Department of Justice in an upcoming bench trial, the company may be forced to shut down its apps for users in the state.

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Meta Warns It May Exit New Mexico

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Meta Might Shutdown Service In New Mexico Over Child Safety Measures: Report

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Meta faces New Mexico trial that could force changes to Facebook, other platforms

By Diana Novak Jones May 2 (Reuters) - A trial beginning in New Mexico on Monday could prompt a judge to order sweeping changes to how Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp operate - a move Meta Platforms has warned could force it to withdraw from the state.

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New Mexico trial could force sweeping Meta platform changes

A high-stakes bench trial begins Monday in New Mexico that could compel Meta to overhaul Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp operations in the state. Attorney General Raúl Torrez accuses the company of addictive design targeting youth and failing to protect ...

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New Mexico trial citing ‘public nuisance’ laws against Meta, social platforms

The case is being closely watched as governments across the US pursue similar claims seeking to force big tech platforms to change to protect young users.

Class action lawsuits begin to emerge following Meta's guilty verdict in New Mexico

Meta was fined $375 million in New Mexico for failing to protect youth from harmful content, sparking interest in potential class action lawsuits.