For years, digital platforms appeared immune to legal challenges. Giants like Meta, YouTube, and Snap consistently deflected critiques by invoking free expression and legal protections. Yet this week, two separate jury decisions found these companies liable—not for specific content, but for their core architecture and operational frameworks. This could signal a significant shift.
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