šŸŒŽ Discussion: Online Piracy, AI, Net Neutrality, Killswitch, and Other Internet Issues II

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Meta has millions of children on its social media platforms, and it’s doing everything it can to keep profiting off of them. Meta sued the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in November to ensure the company can keep monetizing children’s data. That came three years after the FTC sued Meta in a $5 billion lawsuit, trying to get the social media platforms to stop cashing out on children’s data.

Instagram and Facebook are facing another lawsuit claiming it doesn’t do enough to protect children. Attorneys general from 33 states collectively sued Meta for knowingly addicting a generation of children to its platforms and claimed the company violated The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA) by letting users younger than 13 on the platform.

Meta is doing all it can to convince America that children are safe on its platform and that it should keep being able to profit off their data. However, legal cases against Meta are stacking up trying to prove the opposite.


 
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That's probably been going on for years, whether we realized it or not. :(
 
Florida Republicans are once again showing just how awful they are and how little they care for the Constitution. They only want the First Amendment enforced when convienent for them and use it to suppress teens and anyone they don't agree with.
 
I do think accounts for minors at least need to be significantly restricted versus adults. In some ways they are depending on the platform but it’s not enough which is why almost every state is suing Meta, for example.
 

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