Juries have handed down historic verdicts against Meta and YouTube, finding them liable for harming young users — with Meta slapped with a $375 million penalty in New Mexico and both companies deemed responsible for addictive designs in Los Angeles. These rulings, fueled by years of parental grief over children lost to social media harms, signal a turning point in holding tech giants accountable — even as companies vow to appeal and lawmakers push for stronger regulations.

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