Meta falsely represents that its Social Media Platform features are safe for young users.

Explore how Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, designs and deploys engaging features to capture the attention of young users.

Learn how the company aims to influence young users, create long-term customers, and set trends.

Explore how Meta, the social media giant, maximizes its profit by focusing on engaging young users.

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