Just have it open the selfie camera every 10 minutes or so.
fulthrottlejazzhands on
Good. Social media should have warnings and disclaimers when opening a site around the dangers of social media.
raerae1991 on
Governments could ban social media algorithms and that could solve a lot of problems
lazymarlin on
I don’t understand why alcohol gets the free pass. I mean I know it is ingrained in our culture (I mean this on a world wide level) as a species, but it’s just crazy to me how much it gets a free pass
TheThingsWeMake on
Phone is cigarette for eyes.
h1storyguy on
WARNING: *The emotions and technology you bind together into a sense if reality may in fact be contributing directly to the downfall of that reality. Use it at your neighbors risk.*
Not_Bears on
Go FULL tobacco.
No one under 18.
This shit is fucking digital cancer and if the companies aren’t going to admit they’re selling poison… Something needs to be done to prevent kids from getting addicted and turning their brains to mush.
Skate4dwire on
Or limit tobacco advertising on social media
ImpossibleShoulder29 on
I don’t think the warnings are what broke smoking cigarettes in the US. Banning smoking indoors did the job, because it stigmatized the users. Being outside of the bar during a snowstorm to get a fix would make me want to quit.
meowzertrouser on
Now do gambling
AttentionNo6359 on
Ok, but can we stop pretending these do anything? People will still sign up in droves and let their kids use it. If anything, all this does is give social media companies something to point to in court the next time they get sued.
Automatic-Presence-2 on
Maybe a little overwrought. But safeguards are needed.
Fotoem on
States should also make it illegal to give medical advice if your not a medical doctor similar to giving legal advice if you’re not a lawyer. So many dimwits giving medical advice on social media.
Scoobydewdoo on
Awesome, should also push for them to be applied to “News” media as well.
BigMacdonald92 on
Yeah, that’ll help. /s
Mother_Ad_3561 on
Pennsylvania we hate fun, let’s extra sod this
NeoAmar on
Imagine a pop-up people close out of habit. Over time, they keep adding things they’re actually doing to us. Legally it’s fine because they told us. Imagine that, but now.
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Just have it open the selfie camera every 10 minutes or so.
Good. Social media should have warnings and disclaimers when opening a site around the dangers of social media.
Governments could ban social media algorithms and that could solve a lot of problems
I don’t understand why alcohol gets the free pass. I mean I know it is ingrained in our culture (I mean this on a world wide level) as a species, but it’s just crazy to me how much it gets a free pass
Phone is cigarette for eyes.
WARNING: *The emotions and technology you bind together into a sense if reality may in fact be contributing directly to the downfall of that reality. Use it at your neighbors risk.*
Go FULL tobacco.
No one under 18.
This shit is fucking digital cancer and if the companies aren’t going to admit they’re selling poison… Something needs to be done to prevent kids from getting addicted and turning their brains to mush.
Or limit tobacco advertising on social media
I don’t think the warnings are what broke smoking cigarettes in the US. Banning smoking indoors did the job, because it stigmatized the users. Being outside of the bar during a snowstorm to get a fix would make me want to quit.
Now do gambling
Ok, but can we stop pretending these do anything? People will still sign up in droves and let their kids use it. If anything, all this does is give social media companies something to point to in court the next time they get sued.
Maybe a little overwrought. But safeguards are needed.
States should also make it illegal to give medical advice if your not a medical doctor similar to giving legal advice if you’re not a lawyer. So many dimwits giving medical advice on social media.
Awesome, should also push for them to be applied to “News” media as well.
Yeah, that’ll help. /s
Pennsylvania we hate fun, let’s extra sod this
Imagine a pop-up people close out of habit. Over time, they keep adding things they’re actually doing to us. Legally it’s fine because they told us. Imagine that, but now.