Beyond the Fine: New Mexico Seeks Structural Re-Design of Meta Platforms
Following a $375 million jury verdict, New Mexico seeks a court order to dismantle "infinite scroll" and algorithmic recommendations for minors on Facebook and Instagram.
By: AXL Media
Published: Mar 27, 2026, 9:59 AM EDT
Source: Reuters

The Proposed "Product Overhaul"
Attorney General Torrez has outlined a aggressive list of design changes the state will pursue to mitigate harm to minors:
The "Infinite Scroll" Ban: Restricting the endless feed of content that advocates argue creates addictive loops for young users.
Notification Curfews: Limiting the timing and frequency of push notifications that prod teenagers to log on, particularly during late-night hours.
Algorithmic Guardrails: Restricting the types of content recommended to minors by the core "discovery" algorithms.
Independent Oversight: Proposing the appointment of a special master or independent monitor to oversee Meta’s compliance over several years.
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