As part of its $18 billion settlement with 48 states, Meta agreed to add these restrictions to youth accounts within six months, write Julie Jargon and Meghan Bobrowsky, The Wall Street Journal.
Over the last year, the Irish-based Appeals Centre Europe examined 24,000 cases from social media users looking to overturn platform decisions to remove content or ban accounts. It has also flagged serious issues with social media giants leaving hate speech on platforms.
Are we self-determinant human beings if we live and die by a busy schedule that is out of our control? Is self-determination derived from the invisible forces that compel us to move quickly and distractedly through the reflections of shop windows?
Meta, the parent company of Instagram, is appealing the biggest fine ever handed down by the Irish data regulator.
Photojournalist Ruth Medjber on touring with Hozier, why artists should never be too proud to take a job, the sexism she encountered in her career and why she always thinks in the language of Instagram.
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