The Big Tech problem is a moral crisis first. As Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts wrote last month:
Big Tech is the enemy of the people not merely because they have taken advantage of our free-market principles. They have earned this untoward distinction because of what Big Tech does to us in our relationships with one another as human persons.
While Big Tech menaces many levels of society, how it is impacting the next generation of citizens is of particular consequence.
Social media’s deleterious effects on teens and preteens the world over are well known by now. In April, The Atlantic cited social media as a major factor in rising rates of depression in American youth. A March study by Cambridge University revealed a direct relationship between social media use and life satisfaction in adolescence.
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