Parents of children affected by Meta’s platforms have accused the company of withholding critical evidence about the harm its products cause to young users, arguing they were denied access to internal research and documents that could have exposed the risks. Legal battles have intensified as families seek transparency, claiming Meta knew about the dangers but failed to act responsibly. The dispute centers on whether the company deliberately obscured findings that could have led to earlier intervention. Critics say the situation raises serious questions about corporate accountability and the safety of social media for minors.
US parents say they were ‘robbed’ of seeing evidence of Meta’s awareness of the harm caused by its products.
