The terrible cost of the infinite scroll
Will giants such as Meta and YouTube finally be forced to design less harmful products?
IT FINALLY happened: Social media companies have been held accountable for the toxicity of their algorithmic grip.
In a first ruling of its kind, a California Superior Court jury found on Wednesday (Mar 25) that Meta and YouTube harmed a user through their addictive design choices.
The consequences for the industry could be significant.
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