Mosseri testifies in multi-state trial, says Meta didn’t hide teen-safety data
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In a California federal trial, Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri disputed prosecutors’ claim that Meta hid negative teen-safety information, saying the company doesn’t publish every stat and noting the Take a Break feature had a low opt-in rate (about 1.8%); the 29-state suit alleges addictive designs and data practices harmed minors and could cost up to $200 billion, with further testimony expected.
- Instagram CEO denies company hid low use of teen safety feature in Meta trial The Guardian
- At Trial, Instagram Head Denies Having ‘Stalled’ Teen ‘Take a Break’ Feature Despite Slow Rollout Gizmodo
- Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri takes stand in landmark Meta trial over child safety NBC Bay Area
- Instagram head Mosseri, at children's addiction trial, says few teenagers knew of safety feature Reuters
- Ex-Meta Staffer Says 99% of Teens Shunned Early Safety Tool Bloomberg.com
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