Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta tried to delay posting bond for $4.2M damages in landmark teen addiction case

Source: New York Post

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta tried to delay posting bond for millions of dollars in damages after it was found liable for teen social media addiction in a landmark California court verdict last month, according to legal documents reviewed by The Post. In what experts called a “Big Tobacco” moment for social media, a California state jury ordered Meta and Google to pay a combined $6 million in damages to a woman identified as KGM, who alleged Instagram and YouTube fueled her downward spiral of anxiety and depression.   Meta, which boasts a staggering $1.