Mark Zuckerberg's Meta Accused Of Putting Users At Risk, Here's All You Need To Know

Meta is encountering significant issues after internal documents revealed that a senior executive opposed its plans for ...
Los Angeles Magazine

Zuckerberg Faces Jury for First Time in Landmark Social Media Addiction Trial

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg faces a jury for the first time as a major trial examines claims Instagram and other platforms ...

Jio Vs Ray-Ban: Mukesh Ambani to enter this business, challenges Mark Zuckerberg, Ray Ban’s AI smart glasses

Jio Platforms is set to disrupt India's wearable tech space with affordable AI-powered smart glasses, challenging global ...

After Mark Zuckerberg's court trial, National Parent Teacher Association tells Meta: Don't need your funding

Meta's funding for the US National Parent Teacher Association's digital safety programs will cease. This decision follows ...
ET BrandEquity

Zuckerberg testifies at trial accusing social media firms of addicting kids to their platforms

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies in a groundbreaking trial addressing allegations that Instagram and Facebook contribute to addiction and mental health crises in young users. Could this be a turning ...

Meta executive warned Facebook Messenger encryption plan was 'so irresponsible', shows court filing

Meta executives proceeded with a plan to encrypt the messaging services connected to its Facebook and Instagram apps despite ...

YouTube exec says goal was viewer value, not addiction, in landmark social media trial

Cristos Goodrow added that YouTube would see relentless scrolling by users as a failure, not a success. Read more at ...
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Social media addiction lawsuit: Mark Zuckerberg wanted to cooperate with Apple

A lawsuit in Los Angeles questions whether Instagram & Co. could be as bad as smoking. Interesting details are coming to light. Meta had proposed a collaboration with Apple for better protection of ...

YouTube executive says goal was viewer value, not addiction

A landmark social media addiction trial resumed Monday with a YouTube executive insisting that the Google-owned company's aim was to give people value, not hook them on harmful binge-viewing.