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Social media platforms are designed to keep us engaged. But when does engagement become addictive, and what are the consequences of these design choices for users, particularly young people? In this conversation, Dr. Vikas Kathuria speaks to LiveLaw about addictive design, the harmful effects of social media platforms, the New Mexico judgment against Meta, and whether India's regulatory...

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Social media platforms are designed to keep us engaged. But when does engagement become addictive, and what are the consequences of these design choices for users, particularly young people?

In this conversation, Dr. Vikas Kathuria speaks to LiveLaw about addictive design, the harmful effects of social media platforms, the New Mexico judgment against Meta, and whether India's regulatory bodies are doing enough.

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