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How Meta's seemingly unstoppable march to monetise children's unhealthy online habits took a historic - and $18billion - stumble

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In May, the usual cosy complacency of the annual shareholders' meeting of Meta , the world's most profitable social media company, was abruptly shattered. Tammy Rodriguez told the owners of the online empire which includes Facebook and Instagram that, for two years, her daughter Selena, 11, had 'struggled with an…

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How Meta's seemingly unstoppable march to monetise children's unhealthy online habits took a historic - and $18billion - stumble

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