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Instagram head Mosseri, at children’s addiction trial, says few teenagers knew of safety feature
The top executive at Instagram said few teenagers used a key safety feature to limit their use before it was turned on by default, at a trial over whether Meta Platforms designed Instagram and Facebook to addict children.
Under questioning from Jason Slothouber, an attorney for Colorado, Mosseri acknowledged that the percentage of teenagers using Take a Break was in the low-single digits before Instagram made it the default.
INSTAGRAM CHIEF DENIES HIDING SAFETY DATA Under questioning by Slothouber, Mosseri denied knowing of an alleged Meta policy for lawyers to review internal presentations to scrub information from them or shield him from problems.
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