
What Recent U.S. Social Media Verdicts Mean for Canadians Harmed by Big Tech
In the span of a single week this past March, two American juries delivered verdicts that could reshape how courts across North America treat social media companies. A Los Angeles County jury found that Meta and YouTube harmed a young user by designing products that were addictive and damaging to mental health, ordering the companies...
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