A trial is taking place in Oakland's federal courthouse. The case involves Meta, the owner of certain social media platforms. The company faces accusations related to the impact of its products on children. Further information about the trial, including details of the proceedings, can be found through KTVU FOX 2 News, based in San Francisco.
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