Kaley G.M.
Coverage of Kaley G.M. in the Nexus archive.
- Teen drops social media addiction lawsuit against Meta
A 15-year-old plaintiff, R.K.C., dropped his lawsuit against Meta over claims social media caused underage mental health issues, after settling with Google, TikTok, and Snap. The case was part of a mass tort involving 2,500 plaintiffs, with potential implications for a global settlement affecting Meta and other tech firms.
- Safety by design
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and Google negligent for platform designs that allegedly caused harm to a 20-year-old plaintiff, Kaley G.M., who claimed social media disrupted her mental health and daily life. The verdict marked the first U.S. jury trial holding tech companies accountable for platform design rather than user-generated content. Regulatory failures and growing global efforts to restrict children's access to social media were highlighted, including Australia's 2025 law and UK proposals.