A New Mexico jury has determined that Meta failed to protect children on its platforms, finding the company knowingly allowed conditions that harmed minors' mental health. The verdict also included findings that Meta was aware of widespread child sexual exploitation on its services yet did not take adequate action or fully disclose its knowledge. This decision marks a significant legal development in ongoing scrutiny of social media companies' responsibilities regarding youth safety.
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