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Available but Not Usable: Dark Patterns and Interaction Cost in Social Media Privacy and Safety Settings for Teens
Social media platforms are central to teenagers' lives, and their designs can expose users to privacy, safety, and wellbeing harms. Platforms increasingly offer protective settings, though the presence of a control reveals little about whether teenagers can find, use, and benefit from it over time.
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