Instagram chief testifies in states' lawsuit over teen safety features
Adam Mosseri testified that he never intended to hide information about the low adoption of the Take a Break feature. He acknowledged that only 1.8% of teens opted in but said the company doesn't publish every statistic. The trial involves 29 states alleging Meta designed addictive products harming youth.
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