Currently, a series of lawsuits and bills are addressing whether social media companies
should increase their duty of care toward children aged 13 or younger, as well as vulnerable …

In a digital age where algorithms shape our online experience, an invisible battle transpires
in cyberspace-a battle for attention. In reality, social media platforms have deployed …

With 95% of teens reporting use of a social media platform, legislators have taken steps to
curb excessive use. With increasing digitalization and reliance on existing and emerging …

Purpose Adolescents are using social media now more than ever, especially given the
ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. A growing body of research demonstrates longitudinal …

Social media companies have had tremendous success convincing billions of people to use
their platforms daily. However, data privacy scandals over the last few years have caused …

Background This article challenges Zhang et al.'s claims that social media content
moderation is proving detrimental to youth mental health and asserts that greater emphasis …

YouTube. TikTok. Instagram. Disney. Nickelodeon. In their own way, each of these platforms
market towards children and have incorporated minor users as a key demographic in their …

The growth of social media sites has rapidly changed the way that people interact with one
another online, especially for adolescents and young adults who are the primary users of …

The Kid's Online Safety Act was recently introduced as a bipartisan proposal to decrease the
potential of harm to children while online. This act places the responsibility on tech …

Social service providers play a vital role in the developmental outcomes of underprivileged
youth as they transition into adulthood. Educators, mental health professionals, juvenile …