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Wake schools will join lawsuit aginst social media companies over student mental health - Vimarsana News

Wake schools will join lawsuit aginst social media companies over student mental health

Wake will join a national lawsuit against Meta, Google, ByteDance and Snap, arguing schools have had to handle the fallout of the psychological damage caused by the apps.

Source: wral.com
Wake schools will join lawsuit against social media companies over student mental health - Vimarsana News

Wake schools will join lawsuit against social media companies over student mental health

Wake will join a national lawsuit against Meta, Google, ByteDance and Snap, arguing schools have had to handle the fallout of the psychological damage caused by the apps.

Source: wral.com
Wake schools to sue social media companies for 'addicting' young people - Vimarsana News

Wake schools to sue social media companies for 'addicting' young people

Wake County is joining numerous other districts in suing the companies behind social media apps like TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat.

Source: yahoo.com
NC schools sue social media companies for exploiting 'addictive nature' of platforms - Vimarsana News

NC schools sue social media companies for exploiting 'addictive nature' of platforms

About a dozen state school districts joined a national movement against Facebook, TikTok, and other social media platforms.

Source: yahoo.com
More N.C. school districts expected to join Pitt County in social media lawsuit - Vimarsana News

More N.C. school districts expected to join Pitt County in social media lawsuit

One of the attorneys representing Pitt County Schools in a lawsuit over adolescent addiction to social media said additional school districts across the state have plans to join the litigation.