A significant trial is underway in Los Angeles as a young woman, identified only as KGM, testifies about her lifelong struggle with social media addiction, claiming it began when she was just six years old. The plaintiff, now 20, describes her alarming dependency, spending an astonishing 16 hours scrolling through platforms like Instagram and YouTube. Her testimony sheds light on the emotional and mental health challenges she faced, including issues related to self-worth. The case against tech giants Meta and YouTube has raised questions about the impact of social media on young users, sparking a broader debate about online safety and the responsibilities of big tech companies. With key testimonies unfolding, including one from a therapist, the trial is poised to set significant precedents regarding the legal accountability of social media platforms for youth mental health.