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EU Targets Meta’s Addictive Design | Wilmington News
The EU is cracking down on Meta, accusing Facebook and Instagram of being engineered to addict users—especially teens—with endless scrolling and autoplay videos. New Digital Services Act charges demand Meta turn off these features by default, not just hide them in settings, and improve screen time controls that parents can’t easily use. While Meta defends itself with Teen Accounts and 15-minute daily limits, the EU insists platforms must redesign for well-being, not just engagement—potentially leading to massive fines if Meta doesn’t comply. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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