Meta has agreed to make major changes to Instagram and Facebook after settling a landmark lawsuit accusing the company of designing its platforms to be addictive to children. The deal could cost Meta up to $16.68 billion and will introduce new protections for younger users, including daily usage limits, nighttime restrictions, stronger parental controls and additional safeguards around harmful content. The reach among young users is significant, with around 63% of U.S. teens ages 13–17 using Instagram. Meta denies wrongdoing, but the settlement marks a major moment in the growing debate over how social media platforms affect children and teenagers. Do you think these changes will actually make Instagram and Facebook safer for kids?
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Meta, çocuklara bağımlılık yaratan platformları tasarlamakla suçlandığı bir dava sonrası Facebook ve Instagram'da kullanım sınırları, gece k