New Mexico’s attorney general seeks new social media safety laws after $900m court victory over Meta
They publishedNew Mexico’s attorney general pushes new social media safety laws after $900m court victory over Meta
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Who
What
- New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez seeks two new bills to boost online child safety.
- A March jury fined Meta nearly $1 billion for harms and exploitation.
- Judge ordered Meta to pay $567m in the second phase, funding youth mental health.
- Torre z aims to extend consumer protections to AI and chatbots beyond social media.
- Torrez discusses momentum with Deb Haaland and anticipates broader state interest.
Where
🇬🇧 United Kingdom (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics · language: eng
topics: Politics · language: eng
When
published 17 Aug, 11:00Z
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/aug/17/raul-torrez-new-mexico-meta-social-media-safety-laws
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