Why Meta Keeps Settling to Avoid an Addictive Platform Judgement
Meta settled another social media addiction case this week. Why big tech avoids a clear judgement on addictive design, and what the academic debate really shows
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Blog | Meta | Parents | Social Media | Teen Safety
Meta Expands Self Harm Alerts, But Will Parents Know When Their Teen Is in Danger?
Meta expands self harm alerts to Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Meta AI. Discover what parents need to know and how to protect teens.
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Blog | Meta | Smart Glasses | TikTok
TikTok Finally Bans Rendy_Vlad But Why Did It Take So Long?
TikTok has banned Cork influencer Rendy Vlad just two days after Instagram removed his account. CODA examines why action took months and what platforms must learn.
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Blog | Meta | Rendy Vlad | Smart Glasses
Why Are Platforms Still Giving Online Harassment an Audience?
Following Instagram’s removal of Rendy Vlad’s account, we examine earlier reported incidents, online humiliation, smart glasses privacy and why stronger action is needed from social media platforms.
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Blog | Meta | Online Privacy
Meta Ordered to Pay $25 Billion for Misleading Users on Data Privacy
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $25 billion after a jury found the company misled Facebook users about data privacy in the Cambridge Analytica case. The ruling highlights ongoing gaps between platform claims and actual data practices, with clear lessons for Irish parents reviewing privacy settings
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Big Tech | Blog | Instagram | Internet Safety Advice for Parents | Internet Safety for Teens | Meta | Social Media | Teen Safety | TikTok
Dangerous Driving Videos Reached 1.5 Million Views Before Removal
Dangerous driving videos linked to Ireland gained up to 1.5 million worldwide views before Meta acted, while one TikTok clip reached 150,000 views. CODA examines the moderation gap, the psychology of online reward and the questions platforms and regulators must now answer.
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