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Mark Zuckerberg kept his cool on the stand Wednesday, but still fell short
‘You expect a 9-year-old to read all of the fine print?’ Zuckerberg was asked by attorneys representing a social media user who claims her exposure to platforms owned by Meta caused negative mental health outcomes
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theguardian.com
Mark Zuckerberg testifies in landmark social media trial over teen mental health
Lawyers for the plaintiffs argue that Meta intentionally designed its social media platforms to be addictive
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lemonde.fr
Zuckerberg tells jury he regrets slow progress on spotting under-13s on Instagram: 'Wish we could have gotten there sooner'
The 12 jurors in Los Angeles heard the increasingly testy testimony as plaintiff lawyer Mark Lanier pressed Meta CEO Zuckerberg on age verification and his guiding philosophy for…
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arabnews.com
Zuckerberg says Meta no longer designs apps to maximize screentime
LOS ANGELES: Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg pushed back in court on Wednesday against a lawyer’s suggestion that he had misled Congress about the design of its social media…
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fortune.com
Zuckerberg on whether addictive things get used more: 'I’m not sure what to say to that' | Fortune
The Meta CEO's disciplined testimony prompted lawyers to probe how much preparation lay behind his "robotic" courtroom performance.
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aljazeera.com
Meta’s Zuckerberg pushes back on social media youth addiction claims
In a Los Angeles court, the Meta CEO was questioned about whether Instagram’s design contributed to addictive behavior.
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independent.co.uk
Mark Zuckerberg kept his cool on the stand Wednesday, but still fell short
‘You expect a 9-year-old to read all of the fine print?’ Zuckerberg was asked by attorneys representing a social media user who claims her exposure to platforms owned by Meta…
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wired.com
Mark Zuckerberg Tries to Play It Safe in Social Media Addiction Trial Testimony
The Meta CEO stuck to a playbook of repetitive answers and buzzwords in a landmark trial in Los Angeles on Wednesday.