Meta wants to share social dilemma pain with TikTok and YouTube after $18bn settlement
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There is a proposed $18-billion settlement deal on the table that will help Meta Platforms (formerly a social media company called Facebook, which also owns Instagram and WhatsApp) take some of the blame in a landmark lawsuit.
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What happened
There is a proposed $18-billion settlement deal on the table that will help Meta Platforms (formerly a social media company called Facebook, which also owns Instagram and WhatsApp) take some of the blame in a landmark lawsuit.
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