Tech giant Meta agreed to a historic $18B payout to 47 U.S. states on Wednesday — as part of an effort to settle claims that social media has harmed American children.

Along with the cash — estimated to equal about a month’s revenue for the parent of Facebook and Instagram — the company also agreed to a sweeping overhaul of its safety features, which they said were designed to specifically protect underage users.

But some parents across the country were left wondering at the news — telling The Post it’s too little, too late

“It feels like cutting down a single tree in a forest,” sighed Nicole Noble, parent of two kids, 8 and 3.

“We seem to…

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