Attorneys general from across the country agree that Meta has built an addictive and exploitative product, just like tobacco executives did 30 years ago. The social media giants have already lost two jury trials this year. Strike one: A $342 million penalty after a jury in New Mexico found Meta endangered children and misled the public about it. Strike two: a Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube negligent for the harm their platforms caused to children. And now, already flailing and down in the count, Meta is facing strike three: a $1.4 trillion penalty from a bipartisan group of 29 attorneys general. What do these juries know that Congress has been unable or willing to find out? Probably that adults should be raising our adolescents, not algorithms. It’s time to ban social media for all children under the age of 16.