Social media giants accused of not safeguarding children on platform
Edited By WION Video Desk
Published: Feb 01, 2024, 24:45 IST | Updated: Feb 01, 2024, 24:45 IST
Sexual predators suicide tendencies eating disorders and unrealistic beauty standards are just some of the issues that young people deal with on social media. Children activism lawyers say that companies are not doing enough to protect them. On Wednesday the CEOs of Meta, Tikok, X and Snapchat testified on the Senate Judiciary Committee addressing the charges.
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