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HomePhys.org - InternetSnapchat settles to avoid social media addiction trial

Snapchat settles to avoid social media addiction trial

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Snapchat on Wednesday confirmed it made a deal to avoid a US civil trial accusing it, along with Meta, TikTok, and YouTube, of addicting young people to social media.

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