Matt Navarra

"TikTok now can credibly argue that it's prioritising 'proactive safety' over 'privacy absolutism' which is a pretty powerful soundbite."

"People haven't fallen out of love with social media, I think they've just become a lot more intentional about how they show up on it."

"People haven't fallen out of love with social media, I think they've just become a lot more intentional about how they show up on it."

"People haven’t fallen out of love with social media, I think they’ve just become a lot more intentional about how they show up on it."

"We're moving away from an internet where the deal was you use the app for free but see ads, to one where the deal is increasingly: use the app for free and be profiled for personalised ads, or pay to escape them."

"the move was 'fairly convenient' for Meta, which owns WhatsApp, because it reduced the company's reliance on age verification by putting some responsibility on parents and teenagers."

"the criticism illustrated a shift to seeing online harms as a product problem"