Two major social media platforms have faced legal consequences over user safety, according to Al Jazeera. Facebook was found liable in New Mexico for deceptive actions, while TikTok agreed to settle a separate lawsuit with Alabama for $100m over safety claims.

The New Mexico case centered on findings that Facebook engaged in deceptive actions, according to the report. The outcome establishes the platform’s liability in that state, though the full scope of the ruling was not detailed in the available reporting.

Separately, TikTok reached a $100m settlement with Alabama to resolve a lawsuit tied to user safety claims. Settlements of this kind typically allow companies to conclude legal disputes without an admission of liability, though the specific terms were not detailed in the source.

The two developments, reported together by Al Jazeera, reflect continued legal pressure on large technology platforms from US states over how they protect users. State-level action has become an increasingly common avenue for scrutiny of social media companies.

Further details on the size of any penalties in the Facebook case, the timeline for any payments, and the precise conduct at issue were not specified in the available reporting.