Addictive Platforms
A class action lawsuit targets Match Group for allegedly promoting addictive behaviors through its dating apps, while TikTok faces scrutiny from the EU over its design that may harm children. The conversation highlights the complexity of holding companies accountable for addiction, particularly when it comes to safeguarding minors. The need for stricter regulations and the reevaluation of protections like Section 230 is emphasized, especially in cases where harmful content leads to tragic outcomes.In this clip
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Do social media platforms make their services addictive to hook people or to addict people, based on the episode Algorithms and the Threats to Democracy and the clips Signal Liquidity Explained and TikTok's Algorithm Impact from the episode Win with Innovation?
Do social media platforms make their services addictive to hook people or to addict people, based on the episode Algorithms and the Threats to Democracy and the clips Signal Liquidity Explained and TikTok's Algorithm Impact from the episode Win with Innovation?