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    Instagram-Chef Adam Mosseri bestreitet in einem bahnbrechenden Fall, dass soziale Medien „klinisch süchtig machen“ können

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    3. alternatingflan on

      Violent crimes have been committed by those clinically addicted to social media when forced to go cold turkey.

    4. Niceromancer on

      Oxy seller says oxy isn’t addictive – turns out it was

      Tobacco sellers said tobacco wasn’t addictive, turns out it is.

      Alcohol manufacturers…oddly never really denied it was addictive just that they shouldn’t be held responsible for combatting the addiction.

    5. Few_Initiative2474 on

      Like I said in the previous post it’s not even a denial it’s true. You can use data and say “oh it increased crime rates” and comparing it to smoking and all that nonsense all you want but it’s true. It is not inherently addictive. Just like food, television, exercise, video games and other activities and such it’s not inherently and clinically addictive. And don’t even thinking about replying and other floodgate opening because I know that’s exactly what I and many others are gonna hear from the pro panicking over technical stuff crowd who will dig their heels and say negative and paranoia of these accessories no matter what.

    6. Daleabbo on

      So the next question for him should be did you hire psychologists? Can you release them from NDA’s to answer questions.

      These things are not just addictive by chance, they hire psychologists to do this.

    8. JonnyBravoII on

      This isn’t news. This is the guy, whose job 100% depends on that addiction, testilying. He knows it. Zuck definitely knows it. But he makes millions and he’s willing to lie and destroy people’s lives to keep that cash flowing. Simple as that.

    9. CelebrationFit8548 on

      Big tobacco: „something, something, ‚doesn’t give you cancer'“ kinda of vibes going on.

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