Ontario court allows lawsuit against Meta, Snapchat and TikTok by Ontario school boards
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : " Schools for Social Media Change calls itself a concerned group of school boards, schools, thought leaders, and organizations working to demand accountability from social media tech giants to strengthen the education system.43% : ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Schools for Social Media Change aims to raise awareness of the youth mental health crisis and potential psychological distress caused by social media.
41% : Schools for Social Media Change said in a media release on Tuesday, that Ontario Superior Court Justice Janet Leiper struck down the defendants' motion to dismiss on March 7.
39% : " ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The lawsuit also seeks compensation on behalf of school boards for the losses related to tackling the crisis social media crisis in classrooms, Schools for Social Media Change said.
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