Rachel Myro

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22 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 27 Aug

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The states insisted on major changes to Facebook and Instagram to make them less sticky to kids.
For example, users under eighteen face a default two hour daily limit and an overnight block from midnight to six AM.
Both those things would be under parental control.
At a press conference this morning, Bonta said the deal wouldn't have been possible without the lawsuit.
He called this proposed settlement a quote enforceable blueprint.
CEO Adam Masserri spent his first hour on the stand answering for internal chats in which Instagram safety staff discussed scrubbing presentations before executives saw them.
One chat cited litigation risk for Masserry specifically.
Asked whether lawyers review documents before they reach him, Masserri said he wouldn't be surprised, quote, a lot of people see documents before they were.
before they come to me, and he also said he's never asked anyone to bring him less information.
This is the first of thousands of lawsuits in this litigation to go to trial.
Four states claim Meta collected data from children under thirteen and lied about how safe its products are for kids.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Myro in Oakland.
The states claim Meta deliberately designed Facebook and Instagram to be addictive and aimed them at children, including tweens.
Outside the courthouse, California Attorney General Rob Bonta said
Meta's attorney argued the states are basing their case on extreme examples, proverbial needles in a haystack of billions of user experiences.
The case is expected to last into early October.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Myro in Oakland.
San Francisco Bay Area Congressman Kevin Mullen, a Democrat, co-authored a bipartisan bill that would authorize $30 million annually through 2035 for local emergency officials.
Speaking outside a fire station inside of the Bay Bridge, he said,
But the bill faces significant headwinds.
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