Data Privacy & Security - Addictive Algorithms - Litigation filed by states, school districts and individual plaintiffs over alleged addictive design (US)

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Across the US and Canada, Meta Platforms, YouTube, TikTok and Snap face litigation alleging they designed their platforms to be addictive, driving a surge of mental health problems, particularly for minors. The suits have been filed in both state courts as well as the federal Northern District of California.

For more on the Judicial Council Coordination Proceedings (JCCP) suits by individual plaintiffs in Los Angeles against Meta and YouTube: (see here).

For more on state attorneys general suit against Meta, TikTok, YouTube and Snap in the Northern District of California: (see here).

For more on the New Mexico attorney general's suit against Meta: (see here).

For more on Utah's suit against TikTok over addictive design: (see here).

For more on New Hampshire's suit agaisnt TikTok: (see here).

For more on Nevada's suit against Meta, TikTok and Snap: (see here).

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