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Learn to analyze social media engagement data to identify potentially addictive design patterns in platforms like Facebook and Instagram, similar to what was alleged in Meta's $18B settlement.
YouTube has appealed a landmark social media addiction verdict, arguing it is not a social media platform. The company's legal team is attempting to distinguish its platform from traditional social media sites like Facebook and Instagram.
TikTok has settled a second addiction-related lawsuit, removing itself from a jury trial set to begin July 27, as Meta and Snap face the court alone.
This article explains how social media platforms can become addictive and how this issue is being addressed legally. It breaks down the concept of algorithmic design and its impact on user behavior.
