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Meta’s $1 trillion lawsuit could change Instagram and Facebook forever | BBC News
Thirty US states are suing Meta for over $1 trillion, accusing it of knowingly designing Instagram and Facebook to be addictive and harmful to children, while concealing what it knew.
If they win, it could force Meta to overhaul the platforms for good, ending features like “like” counts, infinite scroll and autoplay video.
In this video…
01:09 – Meta on trial
01:44 – Why is this trial taking place?
02:42 – Why has this lawsuit been brought against Meta?
03:21 – Other major lawsuits against social media companies
04:01 – What is different about this lawsuit?
04:59 – Social media bans around the world
07:27 – Impact on Instagram and Facebook if Meta loses
08:48 – Will Meta get rid of some features to avoid lawsuits?
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Days of flooding and landslides in parts of Bangladesh and eastern India, have affected millions of people and left more than 50 people dead.
Bangladesh’s north-east region has seen some of the worst flooding for nearly two decades.
The two countries are prone to flooding and experts say that climate change is increasing the likelihood of events like this around the world.
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Scientists have found and filmed one of the greatest ever undiscovered shipwrecks 107 years after it sank. The Endurance, the …
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Iceland has voted against resuming membership talks with the European Union, public broadcaster RUV has reported, with just one constituency’s votes left to count.
It reported that 52.5% of the 188,496 votes so far counted had rejected the government’s proposal, while 47.5% had said yes. Some 9,500 votes separated them.
Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir’s centre-left government promised to hold a referendum by 2027, but brought it forward because of international tensions, including US President Donald Trump’s threats against Greenland.
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