YouTube CEO declines to join Meta's $18bn multistate child safety settlement
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan has opted out of Meta's $18 billion multistate child safety settlement, citing the platform's existing safety infrastructure. Mohan pointed to YouTube's longstanding investments in child protection features and its partnerships with third-party experts as reasons for not joining. Meta's settlement, reached with multiple US states, calls for standardised teen protections across platforms, including screen time limits and age verification measures. Both YouTube and Meta continue to face separate legal challenges related to alleged harms caused to young users.
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