Meta Is Pulling Down Ads That Seek to Recruit Clients for Social Media Addiction Litigation
THE SO WHAT
Meta removing ads that recruit clients for social media addiction lawsuits shows the liability surface is now the ad platform itself, not just the product design. Any company running user acquisition or legal campaigns on major platforms should assume policy can flip under legal pressure — diversify channels and don’t anchor critical funnels to a single gatekeeper.
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