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Social Media Safety Expert Daniel Cochrane: Is Social Media Destroying a Generation?
Social Media Safety Expert Daniel Cochrane: Is Social Media Destroying a Generation?

Early this week, a very important legal case began in a California court, a suit against numerous social media companies. The suit focuses on the addictive component of the social media algorithms, and those algorithms that are destructive and devastating to individuals and family.

Social media and technology expert Daniel Cochrane joins to share what is happening at the trial and what he is hearing in the early testimony.

 

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