Experts Argue Product Liability Standards Are Key to Protecting Children Online

A recent analysis suggests that holding tech companies accountable under product-liability laws to remove addictive features would be more effective than outright social media bans for youth safety.

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Social-media age bans won’t make children safer — but this will

A more effective strategy to protect young people would force tech firms to remove addictive features by holding them to product-liability standards—as with most other industries.

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Experts Argue Product Liability Standards Are Key to Protecting Children Online

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Social-media age bans won’t make children safer — but this will

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