Discussion

• @blaw @blaw on x

  “These applications could have been designed to minimize potential harm, but instead, a decision was made to aggressively addict adolescents in the name of corporate profits.” https://blawgo.com/SO0jSF6

• @jimsteyer Jim Steyer on x

  Alexis' story is tragic and unfortunately too familiar. Meta has known for years that Instagram exposes teens to harmful content. We must establish a legal precedent for parents to hold #BigTech accountable for the harms they cause to kids. @JessReports: https://www.nbcnews.com/.…

• @lindnervera @lindnervera on x

  PARENTS: please read this. Our story too, except our D (12-14 at the time) went into the TG ideology & binge eating-bulimia direction. Her friends (also infecting each other with the TG bug) became anorexic. https://www.nbcnews.com/...

• @caldotheapache @caldotheapache on x

  At what point do parents become responsible for their children's viewing habits? What happened to parents and responsibility and accountability when it comes to parenting? https://twitter.com/...

• @realjunsonchan @realjunsonchan on x

  Not wrong at all. Instagram is especially dangerous. https://twitter.com/...

• @unusual_whales @unusual_whales on x

  Facebook, $FB, has been hit with eight different lawsuits in the last week alleging that its platforms are designed to lure young people into addictive patterns that are hazardous to their health.