Under Agreement, Meta Will Disable Teen Users From Seeing Number Of 'Likes' Or Reactions To Posts
- Reuters Citing Court Filing
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Why It Matters
Meta agreed to hide like counts from teenagers so they don't feel bad comparing themselves to others. When companies make changes to protect young users, it can show they care about safety—which is something to notice when you're thinking about whether a company is being responsible.
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