Zuckerberg has no personal liability in child addiction lawsuit [U]

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By Ben LovejoyApr 16, 2024, 8:46 am279 pts
Update: A court has ruled that Mark Zuckerberg cannot be held personally liable for claims that Meta sought to make its apps addictive to children. Lawyers will be able to re-file, this time claiming against Meta rather than Zuckerberg. Two separate reports today accuse Instagram and Facebook parent company…

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