Meta has a message for the public: Don’t forget about TikTok and YouTube.
After Meta’s surprise settlement of up to $18 billion in a teen addiction lawsuit on Wednesday, the company is going on the offensive to shape the narrative with a series of ads on social media and in print newspapers.
The advertisements, which Meta began running as a paid ad on its own platforms starting Wednesday, call for the two rival social media platforms to “join us in supporting teens.” The ad links out to Meta’s website announcing the settlement agreement.
“We want to ensure teens benefit from this new industry standard, but we cannot do it alone,” the blog post…
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