A proposed social media ban for under-16s risks creating an uninformed generation. The providers need to up their game.

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A dozen hearings in Los Angeles are trying to determine whether platforms like Facebook aim to become addictive for young ...

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Filing by New Mexico’s attorney general includes Meta staff emails objecting to AI companion policy ...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is facing renewed scrutiny after internal company documents revealed he approved policies that ...