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EU accuses Meta of neglecting mental health risks in addictive design.
2 sourcesFirst reported 12 days agoUpdated 11 days ago
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- The European Union has accused Meta of not adequately addressing the mental health risks associated with the addictive design of its platforms.
- Regulators highlighted features like autoplay and infinite scroll on Facebook and Instagram as contributing to compulsive use among users.
- The EU has requested Meta to implement changes to reduce these addictive characteristics in their products.
- Concerns were raised about Meta's evaluation processes regarding user safety and mental wellbeing.
- This accusation comes as part of the EU's broader scrutiny of tech companies and their impact on user health.
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