AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBig Tech Accountability: Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1B (as much as $18B in some reports) and overhaul Facebook/Instagram teen access after a federal trial over claims the platforms were designed to be addictive and harmful to children; the deal covers 47 states plus D.C., and includes Puerto Rico, with court-enforced limits like a default two-hour daily cap, nighttime blocks, “productive pauses,” tighter age checks, and reduced school-hour notifications. Local Impact (Puerto Rico in the mix): Puerto Rico is named among the territories in the multistate settlement, meaning the new youth-safety rules could reshape how minors use Meta’s apps on the island. State-by-State Payouts: Attorneys general announced large shares for states such as New Hampshire (up to $224.3M), Vermont (at least $92.7M), Wyoming ($13.3M), and West Virginia (up to $114.6M), underscoring how the money flows alongside the product changes. Tourism & Hospitality: Marriott reopened a renovated Courtyard by Marriott Isla Verde as the Marriott Isla Verde Beach Resort after a $38M upgrade, positioning Puerto Rico for more premium stays.
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