Source: New York Post
An app aimed at curbing social media addiction saw a surge in new users during the landmark trial that found Meta and Google liable for intentionally designing their platforms to hook young people. Kenneth Schlenker, founder of Opal, one of the leading screen time management apps, told the California Post he has seen a “huge amount of interest” since the trial started as people begin to recognize the problems that come with social media. “They’ve known for a long time, but having an actual lawsuit with an actual decision makes it real,” Schlenker said, adding that the app is growing every day.
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