#childharm — Public Fediverse posts

Meta's PR response to child harm verdicts draws scrutiny: After two U.S. jury verdicts fining Meta $379.2M for child harm, Andy Stone issued a statement that senators and legal critics called defiant and misleading. https://ppc.land/metas-pr-response-to-child-harm-verdicts-draws-scrutiny/ #ChildSafety #Meta #PublicRelations #ChildHarm #SocialMedia

Meta's PR response to child harm verdicts draws scrutiny: After two U.S. jury verdicts fining Meta $379.2M for child harm, Andy Stone issued a statement that senators and legal critics called defiant and misleading. https://ppc.land/metas-pr-response-to-child-harm-verdicts-draws-scrutiny/ #ChildSafety #Meta #PublicRelations #ChildHarm #SocialMedia

Meta's PR response to child harm verdicts draws scrutiny: After two U.S. jury verdicts fining Meta $379.2M for child harm, Andy Stone issued a statement that senators and legal critics called defiant and misleading. https://ppc.land/metas-pr-response-to-child-harm-verdicts-draws-scrutiny/ #ChildSafety #Meta #PublicRelations #ChildHarm #SocialMedia

RE: https://mastodon.social/@leavex/116312007575014591

Have you ever thought about how ridiculous all this discussion about banning social media is? What about sharing our IDs with Big Tech? I have, and I'm sure many others have as well.

But why can't our decision makers enforce companies to stop draining people's attention, causing political division, facilitating child abuse, and harming minorities while making the richest people in the world richer at our expense?

Not only that, we already have alternatives that work pretty well and could be funded to work even better.

Why are decision makers hostages to such criminal organizations? Because that's what they are: criminals. The only punishment thus far has been fines that are ridiculously low compared to their profits. And that has to come to an end!

#BigTech #SocialMedia #Fediverse #Polarization #EU #ChildHarm