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Episode #119: Meta Admits Defeat

The Lawsuits Have Begun. What Parents Should Know and Do Now.

Episode #119

So Meta has just settled a lawsuit with State Attorneys General from many states. They’ll be paying up to $17.1 billion.

The lawsuits against Meta, YouTube, TikTok, and other social media platforms - because of how they have designed addictive platforms - has begun.

I wanted to dive into this because the addictive qualities of social media is something that I have discussed previously here in writing. But today.. I thought a video would be best.

Enjoy. Here are links to some of the topics I discussed. If you hit a paywall, use the Brave browser with filters turned on and - magic! - you’ll be able to read the articles.

➡️ ➡️ The TinCan phone system for kids 👍🏼 🔥

The NYTimes: Meta and YouTube Found Negligent

Time: Meta downplayed the risks of their platforms

ITU: Global phone ownership

American Academy of Pediatrics: Smartphone Ownership, Age of Smartphone Acquisition, and Health Outcomes in Early Adolescence

Bank My Cell: How many smartphones are there in the world?

Pew Research Center:

Reddit: Smartphone ownership among teenagers

NetNanny.com - device filters and time restrictions for your kids phones

Learn about cyberbullying and how to respond to it, with or without children

Cyberbullying research center: Holding parents responsible for their children’s bullying

Parents Being Held Responsible for their children’s cyber-bullying

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