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Kristin Hendrix

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"There are downsides to Daisy, but I think it is one of the clearest things (supported by research) that we can do to positively impact social comparison and well-being on IG and we should ship it."

████: "At the review last week, we discussed that there is a very high bar to make a ship case for Daisy... the recommendation is to develop a comms plan to roll back …

Justin Cheng and names withheld in filing

Profits over Safety

Ex. 380, 383, 396, 4326 · Dkt 2887-41, 2758Read →
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Kristin Hendrix: "Research Objectives... Discover 'Age Up' and IG onboarding opportunities across the adolescent development process... We will start our work in the US... and capture insights from age segments representative of each developmental stage of early adolescence (ages 10-12), adolescence (ages 13-17) and emerging adulthood (18-22)."

Research Objectives... Discover 'Age Up' and IG onboarding opportunities across the adolescent development process." …

Kristin Hendrix

Youth Targeting

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"Personally, I think problematic use is a valuable area to invest understand time in. But I'm not a big believer in having a well-being/integrity product team approach. I think it'll require more fundamental changes to our goals, what type of work they incentive, and therefore how core mechanics work (feed design, ranking, sharing, notifs)."

Kristin Hendrix: "Quick heads up on the WB stuff - Lori was looped into this by virtue of her collabs w/ central. …

Kristin Hendrix · Adam Mosseri · Max Eulenstein

KnowledgeProfits over Safety

Addiction & problematic use
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"Hiding Like counts may seem like an unimportant change for well-being. But as Jennifer outlines below, like counts are a key driver of social comparison, and social comparison is a key driver of well-being... there are many factors to consider in this decision, including sessions, revenue, finding popular content, and the comms environment. I hope that the well-being implications can be factored into the decision, as well."

Jennifer Guadagno: "Social comparison is important to loneliness: Social comparison is the most important driver of loneliness. …

Jennifer Guadagno · Moira Burke

Profits over Safety