Instagram und YouTube: Was das US-Urteil gegen Online-Plattformen bedeutet

Tagesschau (ARD) Legal & JudicialNews ReportDE 4 min read 100% complete March 26, 2026 at 08:13 PM
Instagram und YouTube: Was das US-Urteil gegen Online-Plattformen bedeutet

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In den USA wurden Instagram und YouTube in einem Prozess um Social-Media-Sucht erstmals verurteilt. Das Gericht in Los Angeles sprach einer 20-jährigen Klägerin 3 Millionen Dollar Schmerzensgeld zu, zuzüglich einer gleichhohen Buße. Die Konzerne Meta und Alphabet wurden für fahrlässige Gestaltung und Betrieb ihrer Plattformen schuldig befunden, da sie Minderjährige nicht ausreichend vor den Risiken warnten. Die Klägerin argumentierte, die Plattformen seien absichtlich süchtig machend gestaltet worden, was zu Depressionen und Angstzuständen führte. Die Anwälte umgingen den bisherigen Schutz von Online-Plattformen, indem sie nicht die Inhalte, sondern die Gestaltung der Plattformen angriffen, insbesondere die Algorithmen, die Minderjährige süchtig machen sollen und die mangelnde Alterskontrolle.

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Jurist Daryl Lim stated that the section 230 was circumvented by attacking the design of the platforms.

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The plaintiff claimed that the platforms were intentionally designed to be addictive.

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The lawsuit argued that Meta and Alphabet were negligent in the design and operation of their platforms.

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A 20-year-old plaintiff was awarded three million dollars in damages, plus an equal amount in punitive damages.

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Instagram and YouTube were ordered to pay millions in damages in a US lawsuit regarding social media addiction.

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social-media-sucht 90% online-plattformen 80% suchtpotenzial 70% minderjährige 60% schmerzensgeld 50% algorithmen 50% psychische probleme 40% abschnitt 230 40%

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