Écrans et "addiction"

Dans "Le Figaro" du 14/05/21, entretien avec Richard Delorme : "Les confinements ont radicalisé les addictions aux écrans" .


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Quand le chef du service de pédopsychiatrie de l'hôpital Robert-Debré observe l'aggravation des comportements d'addiction aux écrans en période de confinement, un "médiateur numérique" peut le qualifier de "con" sur Twitter :

22/04/24 : ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_24_2227

The Commission is concerned that the “Task and Reward Program” of TikTok Lite, which allows users to earn points while performing certain “tasks” on TikTok - such as watching videos, liking content, following creators, inviting friends to join TikTok, etc. - has been launched without prior diligent assessment of the risks it entails, in particular those related to the addictive effect of the platforms, and without taking effective risk mitigating measures. This is of particular concern for children, given the suspected absence of effective age verification mechanisms on TikTok. The lack of effective age verification mechanisms and the suspected addictive design of the platforms are already under investigation in the  first formal proceedings against TikTok .This investigation will thus focus on the following areas:

• TikTok's compliance with the DSA obligation to conduct and submit a risk assessment report prior to deploying functionalities, in this case the “Task and Reward Lite” program, that are likely to have a critical impact on systemic risks. In particular negative effects on mental health, including minors' mental health, especially as a result of the new feature stimulating addictive behavior.
• The measures taken by TikTok to mitigate those risks.

Heureusement, Yann Leroux veille au grain :