00:01Outside the Los Angeles Superior Court, angry parents gather,
00:05not calling for legal reforms or lower prices,
00:08but demanding accountability from major tech companies,
00:12accusing their platforms of silently taking their children away.
00:16I don't know how Mark Zuckerberg can live with himself
00:19knowing that his hands are bloody.
00:22With death and harm, it needs to stop.
00:27He obviously doesn't care.
00:30The protest comes just one week before the start of a sensitive trial
00:34involving a 19-year-old woman who says she became addicted to social media
00:38at an early age due to its appealing design.
00:42A dependency, she says, led to depression and even suicidal thoughts.
00:47According to Reuters, this case is one of three test lawsuits selected
00:52from hundreds filed against social media companies,
00:55accusing them of causing serious psychological harm to young users.
01:00The cases could mark a legal turning point,
01:03opening the door to massive compensation claims
01:06and potentially forcing platforms to rethink how they are designed.
01:09The parents' message was clear.
01:11We are not against technology,
01:13but we are against it becoming an addiction that threatens our children.
01:20their people.
01:22They are even scared of their dependent destiny
01:24The insolveningç››ixt has a ripe way.
01:25We all stand by fear and fear.
01:26Know that there are ways of seeing.
01:34You should be in court.
01:36You can gainć“Šĺż— And the reason?
01:37You should be abstinent.
01:39Theły sposób.
01:40The legion of the work.
01:41The legion of the life.
01:43The Legion of the Human Resources and The Brazil
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