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16:20Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky reacts to Meta agreeing to pay up to $18 billion over 10 years and implement new child-safety measures on Instagram and Facebook as part of a nationwide settlement with state attorneys general over claims that its platforms were deliberately designed to addict and harm young users. While Emily welcomes measures including scrolling pauses, nighttime restrictions, limits on notifications, and stronger parental controls, she argues they amount to little more than tinkering around the edges of products Meta has known for years could harm children. She contrasts Silicon Valley’s reluctance to voluntarily reform its products with an earlier era when industries faced genuine social stigma for damaging the culture, and argues Meta had to be dragged “kicking and screaming” into making even these modest changes.
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