Google Lawyer: YouTube Not Addictive for Plaintiff Kaley, Just 29 Mins Daily

• Google's lawyer, Luis Li, argued that plaintiff Kaley used YouTube for an average of only 29 minutes per day over five years, denying addiction claims.
• Kaley, her father, and her therapist did not consider her addicted, and her medical records also do not indicate addiction.
• The trial in Los Angeles Superior Court tests thousands of similar lawsuits against social media giants like Meta and Google.
• Kaley's lawyers allege social media platforms are designed to addict children, comparing them to 'slot machines' for mental stimulation.
• Meta's lawyer, Paul Schmidt, attributed Kaley's distress to family turmoil and bullying, noting she used social media as a coping mechanism and creative outlet.