What we cover in this episode:

🔹 [0:00] — The verdict: What actually happened in the Meta/YouTube lawsuit

🔹 [2:16] — Kaye's story and why starting social media at age 6 matters

🔹 [3:55] — Internal Meta documents: "If we want to win big with teens, we must bring in tweens"

🔹 [7:50] — Section 230: The 30-year legal shield that finally cracked

🔹 [9:06] — Engineering addiction through design — and why that's different from designing for engagement

🔹 [11:07] — Infinite scroll, autoplay, and push notifications: tools or weapons?

🔹 [15:14] — Why this is a bellwether trial and what comes next

🔹 [18:02] — The Big Tobacco parallel: history is repeating itself

🔹 [22:27] — How this affects adults too: deleting Instagram, capping Reddit, and reclaiming attention

🔹 [26:36] — What should Meta do now?

This case isn't just about one family. It's a signal that real UX decisions made by real teams carry legal, ethical, and societal weight.

If you work in tech, product, or design, this episode is essential listening.

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