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The Verge16.05.2026Law1 dk okumaUnited States

School Districts Sue Social Media Companies

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Over 1,200 school districts are initiating legal action against social media companies, marking a significant confrontation between educational institutions and tech giants.

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This is the first of 1,200 school districts facing off against social media companies.

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This is the first of 1,200 school districts facing off against social media companies.

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What are the specific allegations against the social media companies?
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Which specific social media companies are being targeted?

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