instagram is a part of it. ice cream, a toy, a car, i ask you, how many kids get sick from a batch of ice cream? or are by a car before there are investigations? there was an opportunity because it was standing right next to the team. they are the company that is delivering it, they are delivering the content that is interesting to them. they should be able, with them being told that there is something we also have here, will you help me? we are like yes, we can. he used to make the community you want, safer. the kids online safety act is also about the product. it is about product design. if you have consumers, give them choices about what they want to see and hear. >> disconnect the algorithm, it drives something people do not want to see her here, it is not sensitive. it is not content walking. -- locking. do you favor the approach to protecting young people and others on the internet? arturo bejar: in a world where in a third-party, in my experience from 10 years of looking at this, 90% of the content that

every single week on instagram. and just to be absolutely clear that is in millions of children and teenagers it's not just a number. behind every one of those numbers is a real person, a teenager. a child whose life is changed may be forever by that searing experience of a bullying comic eating disorder contents, suicide promotion, we can no longer rely on social media mantra trust us. we can no longer on parents what is needed now legislative reform the kids online safety act. senator blackburn and i have enlisted more than 45 of our colleagues almost half the united states senate in favor of the kids online safety act. and the final point i would make is still failed to take the start seriously. this june the wall street journal found instagram even recommending pedophiles to each other it was complicit. with specific recommendations to prevent teens to expenses unwanted they were never adopted your career the line to come forward experience and trusted industry experts whose job was to make facebook a safer. you

you can get up to 3 on skippable ads before the actual video stops on instagram. every 3rd post, all start is now an ad and on the x scale post barely get reactions anymore. this is all calculates as making our experience f, uncomfortable as possible, but always having a best life, just a few clicks. and here on the way, of course, if you don't like bass, you can always just stop using the app. can you really? for many of us, athletic talking to grandma x are almost essential to connect with others. get to use our entertainment to stop using them altogether. it's definitely a difficult decision for many. i think social media companies got it, and now they are making us pay. and a lot of people are willing to, according to estimates around 1000000 users, paying for x premium snapshots. so that's us doing even better with a report of 5000000 subscribers. and usually if that is past $18000000.00 premium user to last year, we already giving them our data. would you still also spend money on social media subscriptions? or do you mind watching tons of apps? it is every

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some of my instagram users said that when we publish a film , it does not get views or views on our instagram. my friends who are in european countries say that we can't log into your account because you are blocked and this page is blocked for us , but it was not a coincidence that you are only related to instagram or twitter, the other platform is telegram. he also came to take action and that's what he said who first said that i will not do this, this is a violation of freedom of speech, but google play came as you mentioned, people who downloaded their telegram from this google play did not have access to hamas accounts, but in october, this telegram could not resist these pressures he also deleted al-qassam's account, which had more than 700,000 followers , as well as something reported by reuters about a letter that us senators led by mr. ted cruz had written to the owners of technology companies such as metax. and tik tok and they were asked to go about the process adjust the contents related to palestine and send them data, and that in no way should those contents be in favor of the z

you talk about how any mom on instagram is a momfluencer in performing motherhood. what do you mean by that.t. >> i i think every facet of our identity for various audiences, i perform a burst of myself at preschool pickup that's very different from the first of myself that had cocktails last night. but i think when we are emerged in momfluencer culture we are absorbing so many aesthetics and images about having to lookpr ad present as a mother that it's impossible not to replicate that on our own feet. i think particularly for millennial mothers we have been taught to equate our value with their ability to aesthetically curate a life. part of that becomes complicated in motherhood. >> i've have some questions and you'll be able to come upet to e mic but i have a pretty important question which is i'd love inhi the book how you contextualize the way you are doing these interviews like moms are hiding in the bathroom to get on the phone with you for driving to play dates and people are trying to get their kids to watch a show. how are you managing your own writing li

some of my instagram users said that when we publish a video on our instagram , it doesn't get views or visits. at the same time, al jazeera news channel also interviewed an arab blogger named dina azzouni, and this the lady said that my friends who are in european countries say that we cannot log into your account because you are blocked and this page is blocked for us, but it was not a coincidence that you were only related to insta or twitter, another platform, telegram , also came and took an action, and that was that he said that at first he said, "i will not do this, this is a violation of freedom of speech, but google play came as you numbered. people who downloaded their telegram from this google play did not have access to hamas accounts, but in the end, google play could not, on october 31st. resist these pressures and al-qassam's user account, which is followed by more than 700,000 people and also something that reuters reported about a letter that us senators led by mr. ted cruz wrote to the owners of technology companies such as meta x and tik tok. and they were asked to

. >> new controversy for instagram. some companies are now suspending their ads on the social media platform and it's because of concerns about sexual content. here's abc's derrick dennis us this morning instagram facing new questions about salacious content following a report in the wall street journal the journal says it set up a series of test accounts that followed pre-teen influencer hours and other young people on the platform to see what would show up in the reels. >> video feed of those test accounts, the results, the journal reports. instagram system served jarring doses of salacious content to those test accounts, including risque footage of children as well as overtly sexual adult videos and ads for some of the biggest us brands. a senate committee examined the issue of sexual content earlier this month. >> why has instagram become in the words of the wall street journal, a vast network, most of the resources close to all that they invest in this go towards this very narrow definition of harm. >> in response,

your favorite social networks like instagram, take talk. all snapshots must come with the price fix soon. is there a way around it? also on the show, wildly this, i'm moving forward with a guy recommendation. what does that mean for us use this as well as a witness, the computer capacity crunch soon, because we're running out of resources to try and, and operate our a. i based off the top place that i'm moving to the tech world, the tick tock, facebook x, would you, hey, can you spell well soon? you might have to pay business model seems to be the future of a social media platform. x and meta already offer a paper verification service to help create establish that presence. now mess up plans to charge use us for an s free version of instagram and facebook. and tip top wants to do the same. even snapshot office of paid service, that extra additional tools and customizations and you to use us will be very familiar with the annoyingly pushy office for the ad free version youtube premiums . so clearly that's a trend social media companies want

i'm quoting me for a short video is only a few days i use the instagram to use. so i think the days behind on things because we don't get to know really what's happening in the way before things. so yeah, i missed it on the platforms have profited from the take to the band in india and dependency on and chinese technologies is decreasing. other countries see this as an alternative model for the future? data protection is one thing, but many experts also one that the app is highly addictive. short self produced use of videos have become a real trans because of the tick tock instagram you to about trying to copy the idea. but so far, they haven't been able to match the original so what is picked up doing right here? the top 3 factors for the algorithm success take talk, feed, has variety, and is entertaining. the algorithm chooses which mediators pop up on the full you page. they include videos that have gone viral, as well as unknown creators. people around the world creates content. so the choice is huge dark, it's hundreds of signals every hour. so it can begin

we're not going to disband instagram and facebook. what's the goal here? >> elizabeth warren wants to do that and break up big tech. but i think what you're dealing with here is the children online privacy protection act. the attorneys general are saying facebook and instagram are violating this. each violation can be fined by up to $50,000. so this could get very expensive very fast. but it's not just money, and certainly meta has more than enough to take care of any of this. i think really the attorneys general want proof that young people in their states are not being sent down these rabbit holes. and so far they just can't trust meta. >> let's name names. mark zuckerberg, he has young kids, lives on the peninsula. any public response from him? >> not really. he has sort of taken the company line in saying, look, we have things in place for parents. we have things in place to keep 13-year-olds and understands out. but it really is up to the parents. i remember when my oldest turned 13 and wanted to go on facebook. we made sure all the -- >> you did all

on teens. >> my 14-year-old daughter joined instagram.ends began having awful experiences. including repeated unwanted sexual advances, harassment. she reported these incidents to the company and it did nothing. >> reporter: while working as a consultant in october 2021, he says he sent this email to ceo and founder mark zuckerberg, and instagram head adam and sherry, sharing his daughter's online expenses but ignored by the founder. speak with a disregard the health of our kids is truly shocking. >> reporter: what should parents be taking away from this? >> parents need to become more aware of the digital lives their children are leading. companies need to take more responsibility for the way their products are designed, and policymakers need to enact new laws to hold those companies accountable. >> reporter: a bipartisan bill aimed at protecting kids online is now making its way through the senate. meantime, in response >> any five's claims, meta tells me at every day, countless people inside the company are trying to keep young people

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on my book i focus on instagram, but you could be on youtube, tik tok, whatever.t's the simplest definition. >> one they think i wanted to start with was if you could give us a sense of how big this industry really is, like how much money is coming in and out of it because i think you know, we think like moms are on instagram posting mom stuff and that's that, no biggie, but actually, this is like a lot of money. >> yeah, it's a multi-billion dollar industry, it's really largely taking the place of traditional advertising on both tv and in, you know, glossy women's magazines. it's really where mothers are learning about, you know, new sleep sacks, best ways to sleep train baby, maternity wear, rugs, home decor, you can really buy anything to somebody's motherhood which is one of the reasons it's such a lucrative industry. >> so how much would someone get paid for a post? like, someone with a huge-- i mean, there's obviously different tiers of momfluencers and we can talk about some of those in the book. if you're a top tier momfluencer, how much are you getting pa

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on instagram, every 3rd post post start is now an ad. and on ex, you'll post barely get reactions anymore. this is all calculate is making our experience as comfortable as possible, but always having a best life. just a few clicks. and here of the way of quotes, if you don't like that, you can always just stop using the app. but can you really for many of us apps like take talking to grandma x almost essential to connect with others. get to use our entertainment to stop using them altogether. it's definitely a difficult decision for many. i think social media companies got it. and now they are making us pay. and a lot of people are willing to, according to estimates around 1000000 users, paying for ex premium and upset. so that's, that's doing even better with the report. 5000000 subscribers. and you should set as past 18000000 premium usage. last year. we already giving them our data. would you still also spend money on social media subscriptions? oh, don't you mind watching tons of apps is every way behind your social media feed, your

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in my book, i focused on instagram. but of course, you be a mom sponsor on youtube on tok, wherever. but yeah, so that's the simplest definition. okay. one thing i wanted to start with was if you could give us a sense of how big industry really is, like how much money is coming in and out of it because i think, you know, we think like, oh, moms are instagram posting mom stuff and that's that it's no biggie. but actually this is like a lot of money. yeah, it's a multibillion dollar industry. it's really largely taking place of traditional advertising on both tv and in know glossy women's magazines. it's really where mothers are learning about know new sleep sacks best ways to train baby maternity wear rugs home decor you can really buy and hindered somebody's motherhood, which is one of the reasons it's such a lucrative. yeah. so how much would someone get paid for a post like. someone with a huge i mean there's obviously tiers of influencers and can talk about some of the ones that you really get into the book. but so i

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in my book i focus primarily on instagram but it could be youtube, tick-tock, whatever so that is the simplest definition. >> one thing i wanted to start with is if you could give a sense of how big this industry is and how much money is coming inhi and out of it because we think t they are posting mom stf it's no big deal but it's actually a lot of money. >> it's a multibillion dollar industry. it's largely taking the place of traditional advertising on both tv and women's magazines. it's where mothers are learning about new sleep sacks come best ways to sleep train your baby, maternity wear, home decor. anything and hand it to somebody's motherhood which is one of the reasons it is such a lucrative industry. >> so how much why does someone get paid for a post? and there is obviously different tiers of influencers and we can talk about some of them that you get into in this book. if you are a top tier influencer how much are you getting paid to post? >> it does very widely. there's an estimation that only 9% of influencers primarily female influencers make enough to live on. it is i

i focus primarily on instagram but could also be on youtube or tick-tock. but yes, that's the simplest definition. >> one thing i want to start with is if you could give us a sense how big this industry is. how much money is coming in and out of it. we think moms are on instagram posting mom stuff but this is a lot of money. >> it is a multibillion dollar industry. really largely taking the place of traditional advertising, glossy women's magazines, it is really where mothers are learning about new sleep sacks, best ways to sleep train baby, maternity wear, rugs, homes or core, you can purchase anything, which is one of the reasons it is such a look of industry. >> how much would someone get paid for a post? someone with a huge -- >> there is different tiers, we can talk about some of the ones you get into in the book. if you're a top-tier mom influencer, how are you getting paid to post a sleep sack? >> it does vary widely. an academic estimated a couple years ago that only 9% of influencers primarily female influencers make enough to live on so it is a si

on teens. >> my 14-year-old daughter joined instagram. she and her friends began having awful experiences, including repeated unwanted sexual advances, harassment. she reported these incidents to the company, and it did nothing. >> reporter: while working as a consultant in october 2021, behar says he sent this email to ceo and founder mark zuckerberg, an instagram head adam mosseri sharing his daughter's negative experiences. but he says his outreach was ignored by the founder. >> just the disregard for the mental health of our kids is truly shocking. >> what should parents be taking away from this? >> parents need to become more aware of the digital lives that their children are leading. companies need to take more responsibility for the way their products are designed. and policymakers need to enact new laws to hold those companies accountable. >> reporter: a bipartisan bill aimed at protecting kids online is now making its way through the senate. meantime in response to bejar's claims, meta tells me that every day countless people ins

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