Summary
A court in Los Angeles is examining claims that social media, including platforms run by Meta, might be harmful and addictive, especially for young users. Some countries have already taken action to limit or ban social media for kids under 16. The trial looks into what role families and companies should play in managing young people's social media use.
Key Facts
- Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, is in a Los Angeles court over claims that his company's social media platforms harm young users.
- The trial investigates if social media can be addictive.
- Some countries have started restricting or banning social media for children under 16.
- The court case reflects widespread concerns about the impact of social media on youth behavior.
- Adele Walton is an online safety campaigner involved in the discussion.
- Larry Magid, expert in internet safety, suggests companies like Facebook need guidance on safety.
- Donna Dawson, a psychologist, speaks about personality and behavior related to social media use.
