PromKingJosh

The total in the case is $942m. It's also not the only major lawsuit. It's still not a lot but the people commenting should at least read the article before posting. Be better than Reddit

A vast majority of the money, totaling $420m [of the $567m figure], will go towards treatment of harms Meta's platforms have already caused, through the funding of "appropriate clinical or other behavioral health programs and professionals," according to the order.

In addition, Meta was ordered to:
Eliminate "like" counts for users under 18
Ban push notifications for such users every day between 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM and to ban such notifications during the typical school year between 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, except on weekends
Implement a mandatory usage limit for such users of 90 cumulative hours per month across Instagram and Facebook, or about three hours per day

It works for those SEO spam sites too. You visit such a site, go back in history to your search engine, and in the result's top right corner block the website. It's neat. It doesn't work by default with Qwant and you need to add some line in the settings that's in one of the GitHub issues.

"People are buying indie games instead and I'm not happy about it"

Direct link to Commodore's product page if you don't want to give the news site a click: https://commodore.net/callback/