Critique of Meta's teen restrictions: Fixable flaws and hidden legislative risks
ivan_bezdomny · x · 2026-08-29
Commentary on Meta's new restrictions for teens suggests that while some parts are clearly bad and fixable, others seem necessary. However, it also warns of a sneaky way to codify social media laws without formal legislation, effectively turning corporate policy into law.
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