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, united in grief and frustration. Molly’s father Ian compared the way social media companies currently operate to “putting cars on the road without testing them on crash dummies first”. Olly’s mother Amanda called on the Government to take the issues “seriously” and stop delaying. Every family has a vested increase in the outcome.
With my day job as a teacher, it is impossible to go through a week without becoming aware of another social media incident: from bullying to “beef”. Sometimes, it is the kind of insult children have always slung: “she’s a loser”, “he’s so ugly” – only in contemporary slang. At Molly Russell’s inquest, while Meta argued stubbornly that posts which she had seen encouraging suicide were safe, Pinterest admitted when Molly was using it, the site “was not safe”.We all know social media giants could change their rules and products if they chose. Elon Musk’s self-destruction of Twitter – changing things just because he can – proves how easy it would be to do so because it’s the right thing to do.
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