Young teens (~13) don't feel safe using their real name, identity or any clues that could lead to strangers finding them due to privacy and safety concerns." …
Tweens are already on social media. They decide on which app is for them based on the app's user base. The real driver for tween engagement on social media is entertainment. …
Antigone Davis: "In getting feedback from policy leadership w/r/t policy's integrated youth plan, Erin Egan asked about the development of company positions and 'overarching …
However, SM has a negative impact when it magnifies their insecurities, e.g., comparing themselves to others physically and socially; teens also express feeling addicted to it and …
Monika Bickert: "Yes, the policies are that we allow cries for help (often called admission or ideation) but don't allow celebration or encouragement of self-harm. …
My daughter ████, now 16, is what we call an experimenting creator. She posts about cars, and in a recent post, someone commented, 'Get back to the kitchen.' …
Overall, while IG Reels has generally implemented the SOX controls required for ad products, several areas in content integrity and product features need significant improvements. …
████: "He clearly has great intuition about the type of research that would be helpful for the team, such as partnering with organizations in Nashville to observe teens at …
5 graphs about reporting (POC: ████): I looked back at some survey data from the Negative Experiences survey (NETS) I ran in May, focusing on the question of whether people …
Protective features can also be weapons."
"Protective functions on social media don't make sense to young people as they can easily be weaponised against them." …
████: "IG and CI teams recently collaborated to outline the policy violating harm IG teens are exposed to. These results are summarized in the doc... …