the company to instruct a whistleblower not to give testimony that Meta considered was protected by legal privilege in US litigation over social media’s impact on youth’s mental health. A US federal judge indicated he is unlikely to issue a protective order sought by Meta Platforms that would allow the company to instruct a whistleblower not to give testimony that Meta considered was protected by legal privilege in US litigation over social media’s impact on young people’s mental health. . . .

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