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The EU told Meta to make changes including 'disabling key addictive features' like infinite scroll Brussels accused the US ...

Brussels announced this Friday that it has opened an investigation against the social networks Instagram and Facebook for ...

Teenagers are increasingly becoming dependent on AI chatbots, echoing a familiar problem with social media in the 2010s.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's decision to join the multidistrict litigation over social media addiction follows the ...

With his app Pie, Bonobos founder Andy Dunn is betting that Gen Z doesn't want another aspirational brand—it wants real ...

The city of Boston sued some of the world’s largest social media companies Wednesday, accusing them of designing addictive platforms that damage children’s mental health and leaving schools to deal ...

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong isn’t messing around when it comes to protecting local children and teenagers from ...

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Meta is developing Arena, a prediction app, amid concerns over gambling-like behaviours and its impact on vulnerable users.

A US judge has allowed a lawsuit against Meta to move forward over claims Facebook and Instagram were designed to addict ...