Meta settles states' child-safety claims for $18B; Florida rejects deal as "peanuts"
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Meta与美国几乎所有州达成近180亿美元和解，以解决其平台被指诱导儿童强迫性使用、未警示成瘾及心理健康风险的诉讼。协议尚需法院批准。Meta同意对18岁以下用户实施每日默认两小时使用上限（跨Facebook和Instagram累计，多账户合并计算）、午夜至凌晨6点默认禁用，以及早8点至下午3点默认静音通知的校园模式。用户每连续使用15分钟、每日累计达60分
Meta agreed to impose daily limits on children's social media use and pay nearly $18 billion in settlements with nearly every US state today, cutting short a trial in which Meta said several of the states were demanding over $1.4 trillion. The settlement requires court approval.
Meta is facing claims that it designed its products to foster compulsive use by children and failed to warn users of addiction and mental health risks. Meta, which already uses ID checks and face analysis to verify user ages, said it agreed to impose on people under 18 a "default two-hour daily time limit that teens can only turn off with a parent’s permission," a default block between midnight and 6 am, and a school mode in which notifications are muted by default from 8 am to 3 pm.
The two-hour daily "limit is cumulative across Facebook and Instagram, and time spent scrolling on both apps counts toward the total, including if we detect that someone has multiple accounts," Meta said. Teens will "receive prompts after every 15 minutes of continuous screen time on Facebook or Instagram," and "prompts when their total daily usage hits 60 minutes and 90 minutes."
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