🚨 BREAKING — A jury has just ordered Meta and Google to pay $3 million to a 20-year-old woman for social media addiction.

And this verdict will change everything.

Kaley started on YouTube at age 6.

Instagram at age 9 — after bypassing the block put in place by her own mother.

No one asked her age.

No one protected her.

The algorithms did their job.

After 40 hours of deliberation over 9 days, 12 California jurors reached a verdict:

➡️ Meta and Google were negligent in the design of their platforms.

Translation: the addiction wasn't an accident.

It was the product.

This trial is unprecedented.

But it won't be the last.

Thousands of families are waiting in the wings with similar cases.

The real issue isn't legal.

It's an ethical question: How far can a platform go to keep your children hooked—before it becomes a crime?

We're approaching a historic turning point for tech.

♻️ Share if you think your children deserve better than to be guinea pigs for an algorithm.

👇 And you—do you think this verdict will really change things?

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