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Jury Verdicts Spur Child-Safety Push, Senate Sets Remembrance Day

6/28/2026

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Story summary

Two jury verdicts against Meta and Google have spurred advocates to demand child-harm accountability.
Kristin Bride and Amy Neville honored sons with 270 victims in Washington, D.C., on Social Media Victims Remembrance Day.
Instagram now limits teen accounts to PG-13 content and private messaging.
Senate has marked June 23 as Social Media Harms Victim Remembrance Day and released the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act without a “duty of care” provision.

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Story summary

Two jury verdicts against Meta and Google have spurred advocates to demand child-harm accountability.
Kristin Bride and Amy Neville honored sons with 270 victims in Washington, D.C., on Social Media Victims Remembrance Day.
Instagram now limits teen accounts to PG-13 content and private messaging.
Senate has marked June 23 as Social Media Harms Victim Remembrance Day and released the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act without a “duty of care” provision.