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Last week’s Senate Judiciary Committee meeting in Washington — at which Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologized to parents after U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told him, “You have blood on
The lawsuit claims the gaming company does not do enough to keep children away from gambling
Recent TikTok trends, as well as concerns about Instagram, may have parents asking what can they control when fads on social media go wrong.
There are few things in life you can count on: The sun will rise in the east; It will snow in Rochester, and everything at Dollar Tree is a dollar.
By Tama Leaver, Professor of Internet Studies, Curtin University Shutterstock Facebook recently announced significant changes to Instagram for users aged under 16. New accounts will be private by default, and advertisers will be limited in how they can reach young people. The new changes are long overdue and welcome. But Facebook’s commitment to childrens’ safety is still in question as it continues to develop a separate version of Instagram for kids aged under 13. The company received significant backlash after the initial announcement in May. In fact, more than 40 US Atto...