Meta's $18 Billion Settlement Won't Fix Your Kids, But You Can Thanks to Scripture

The Western Journal
Meta's $18 billion settlement addresses platform harm but cannot replace parental guidance and spiritual discipline for children.

Summary

Meta agreed to an $18 billion settlement to resolve lawsuits alleging its platforms harmed children through addictive features, though the company denied wrongdoing. While this financial penalty is significant, the author argues that money alone cannot solve the deeper issue of children's well-being. The article contends that the primary responsibility for shaping children's hearts lies with parents, not technology companies. It emphasizes that children are being "digitally discipled" and urges Christian parents to actively fill their children's lives with God's truth, Scripture, and their own presence rather than relying solely on screen restrictions. Ultimately, the author asserts that an $18 billion settlement may change Instagram, but it cannot disciple children; that is the parents' duty.

(Source:The Western Journal)

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