Instagram Chief Adam Mosseri Admits Few Teens Used 'Take a Break' Safety Feature Before Default in Meta Trial
Instagram chief Adam Mosseri admitted in a landmark trial against Meta that only 1-2% of teenagers used the 'Take a Break' safety feature before it was turned on by default in September 2024. Mosseri testified on Tuesday as Meta faces accusations from 29 US states that it designed its platforms to be addictive to young people, driving mental health risks. The states are seeking approximately $200 billion in damages.
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