A New Mexico court has ordered Meta, the parent company of Facebook, to pay $567m into a fund aimed at redressing adverse mental health impacts from the social media giant’s platforms. The Thursday ruling comes as a part of the second phase of a landmark trial the social media giant lost in March. The court said federal children’s privacy laws prevent Meta from applying age-verification tools to children under 13. Still, it represents another setback for Meta as it faces a wave of accusations from families of children harmed by social media. “America is not going to pass a law that bans social media,” Edelson said.