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An in-depth look at the impact, often negative and not fully understood, of AR beauty filters on social media, especially on girls and young women

MIT Technology Review Tate Ryan-Mosley

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  • @beebrookshire Bethany Brookshire on x
    Many people these days are never without their filters. This article is specific to young girls, but I know plenty of adults. Heck one person I know uses filters so often, they posted on without and I didn't recognize them. https://www.technologyreview.com/ ...
  • @drewharwell Drew Harwell on x
    Great @TateRyMo story on the rise of beauty filters and their impact on young girls: “In between that authentic self and digital self lives a lot of anxiety, because it's not who you really are” https://www.technologyreview.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...