Techcrunch TikTok and Snap Settle Social Media Addiction Lawsuit
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TikTok and Snap have settled a lawsuit alleging that their platforms intentionally foster addiction, harming users. The case, centered around a 19-year-old plaintiff identified as K.G.M., is part of a broader legal challenge against social media companies, with Meta and YouTube still facing trial. The settlements were announced shortly before the trial was set to begin.
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