Addictive by Design? Inside the Big Tech Social Media Lawsuits

Ever opened an app for "one second" and suddenly it’s 2 a.m.? 🌙 This isn't just about self-control—it’s a legal battle for the future of the internet.

In this episode, host breaks down the massive "bellwether" lawsuits hitting Meta, TikTok, Google, and Snap. From Los Angeles to New York, families and states are arguing that social media apps were intentionally engineered like digital slot machines to addict kids and teens.

What we’re covering:

The Cases: The stories of K.G.M. and Annalee Schott that are shaping thousands of claims.

The "Product Defect": Why lawyers say infinite scroll and autoplay are actually dangerous designs.

The Defense: How Big Tech is using parental controls and "community" to fight back.

Is this the "Big Tobacco" moment for Silicon Valley? Watch to find out.