Social media platforms are designed to be addictive, employing powerful algorithms and psychological manipulation to keep users engaged.
In this rapidly growing age of technology, one must see the unhealthy behaviors people have developed from social media. The need for attention has people concerned all too much about how others would feel about them
Employee statements
Former employees of tech giants like Google, Facebook, and Instagram reveal how features like notifications, likes, and endless scrolling intentionally exploit human vulnerabilities to increase engagement.
Health concerns
The documentary links rising rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide (especially among teens) to the pressures and comparisons fostered by social media.
Digital age of misinformation
Algorithms prioritize content that generates strong reactions and engagement, often leading to the spread of conspiracy theories, disinformation, and political identities becoming violent
Here to stay
These platforms are now deeply embedded in modern life, and there are no quick fixes or end in sight.
Avoid falling victim
Be aware of how social media manipulates behavior. Limit time spent on social media platforms.
There's correct information, you just have to look
Fact-check information is seen online. Demand greater regulation and accountability from technology companies.