Fall 2021 has been filled with a steady stream of media coverage arguing that Meta’s Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram social media platforms pose a threat to users’ mental health and well-being, radicalize and polarize users, and spread misinformation. According to Meta’s PR team and a handful of contrarian academics and journalists, there is evidence that
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