Twenty-nine state attorneys-general are taking Meta to trial in California over product design features, facing off in a federal proceeding with potential structural remedies.

A Santa Fe state district court has ordered Meta to pay an additional $567 million and instituted a five-year operational decree on its platforms for users under 18.

Developed by Meta Superintelligence Labs, the Muse Code agent features persistent subagents and aggressive pricing to undercut market leaders like OpenAI and Anthropic.

A 15-year-old plaintiff has withdrawn his legal claims against Meta, ending a scheduled trial concerning allegations that social media platforms affect youth mental health.

Meta has introduced a feature that uses public Instagram photos as social context for AI-generated images. Users can adjust their privacy settings to restrict how their content is utilized by the tool.

European regulators have formally challenged Meta over features like infinite scrolling and autoplay, which the Commission claims foster compulsive use. The company faces potential fines if it fails to overhaul its engagement-driven design.

The European Commission is demanding structural changes to Meta's platforms, alleging that features like infinite scrolling and autoplay exploit user behavior.

Meta has announced plans for a 2.9 million square foot data center in Sturgeon County, marking the company’s first such investment in Canada. The project aims to support global artificial intelligence operations and will include significant infrastructure funding.

Meta's WhatsApp is introducing unique usernames to improve user privacy and reduce the need to share personal mobile numbers to initiate contact.

Snap faces backlash following the unveiling of its $2,195 augmented reality glasses, with critics citing aesthetic concerns and a high price point.