CT attorney general speaks on Meta paying $17.1 billion to settle social media addiction lawsuit @nbcconnecticut
CT attorney general speaks on Meta paying $17.1 billion to settle social media addiction lawsuit @nbcconnecticut
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The attorneys general of Connecticut and California praised a proposed $17.1 billion settlement with Meta that they say will bring major changes aimed at protecting children and teens on Instagram and Facebook.

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CT attorney general speaks on Meta paying $17.1 billion to settle social media addiction lawsuit

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