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BREAKING: Both Meta and Google have been found LIABLE for negligence in landmark social media case — Los Angeles. Kaley G.M., the 20-year-old woman who said she became addicted to the apps at a young age, will be awarded $3 million in damages. Fox read the jury’s decision live...

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