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Meta's $752 Million Message to Middle Tennessee Parents

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Nashville families will feel the weight of a $752 million settlement Meta has agreed to as part of a $17.1 billion nationwide accord over youth mental health concerns tied to Instagram. The resolution closes out a federal trial and directs meaningful resources back toward the state, including this city's own households.

With reporting from Nashville Banner.

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