Florida sought a temporary court order against Meta to disable features that are addictive to children and teenagers.

The Florida Attorney General, James Uthmeier, has requested a temporary court order against Meta to compel the company to disable features on Facebook and Instagram that allegedly generate addiction in children and adolescents. Filed on Wednesday in a state court, the provisional injunction seeks immediate changes to protect minors from harmful social media mechanisms.

Separately, in an unrelated regional development reported by the same news wire, the Supreme Court of Justice of the Province of Buenos Aires in Argentina has urged the executive and legislative branches to expand the local judicial structure, requesting the creation of 40 substitute magistrate positions and the reorganization of appeal chambers.