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Parmy Olson
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Technology Columnist, Bloomberg Opinion
London
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IT Security , Scams, Hacking, Phishing , Information Security, cyber security security, Cybersecurity
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By Parmy Olson Verified| Citizens Voice Verified The new Bloomberg Originals documentary “Can’t Look Away,” which follows parents suing tech companies after the deaths of their children, is difficult to watch. It should be. The film lays bare what many parents already know: Social media is rewiring their children’s brains, creating a generation of short attention spans and social anxiety. While viewing the film, what became clear is that tech platforms aren’t doing nearly enough to stop it — and probably never will.
By Parmy Olson Verified| The Brunswick News Verified The new Bloomberg Originals documentary "Can't Look Away," which follows parents suing tech companies after the deaths of their children, is difficult to watch. It should be. The film lays bare what many parents already know: Social media is rewiring their children's brains, creating a generation of short attention spans and social anxiety. While viewing the film, what became clear is that tech platforms aren't doing nearly enough to stop it - and probably never will.
By Parmy Olson Verified| Citizens Voice Verified The new Bloomberg Originals documentary “Can’t Look Away,” which follows parents suing tech companies after the deaths of their children, is difficult to watch. It should be. The film lays bare what many parents already know: Social media is rewiring their children’s brains, creating a generation of short attention spans and social anxiety. While viewing the film, what became clear is that tech platforms aren’t doing nearly enough to stop it — and probably never will.
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Bloomberg Opinion