YouTube CEO Neal Mohan responds to addiction lawsuit, says the solution is ‘we should be thinking about…’
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan responded to a lawsuit alleging platform addiction, stating the focus should be on making the digital world safer for children, not excluding them. He likened guiding young users online to teaching a child to ride a bike, emphasizing gradual navigation. Mohan rejected outright bans, advocating for practical and enforceable parental controls instead.
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan responded to a lawsuit alleging platform addiction, stating the focus should be on making the digital world safer for children, not excluding them. He likened guiding young users online to teaching a child to ride a bike, emphasizing gradual navigation. Mohan rejected outright bans, advocating for practical and enforceable parental controls instead.
