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Meta’s huge settlement reveals the necessity and the limits of the courts in changing social media

The Globe and Mail 28 Aug

Canada

Meta’s huge settlement reveals the necessity and the limits of the courts in changing social media — Sources: The Globe and Mail

The litigation process can help make social media governable by revealing crucial information. But only governments can enforce real change

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