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Facebook sabe que Instagram causa problemas de salud mental en muchos jóvenes

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Facebook sabe que Instagram causa problemas de salud mental en muchos jóvenes
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Facebook sabe que Instagram causa problemas de salud mental en muchos jóvenes La información detallada en Wall Street Journal revela que los ejecutivos de la empresa prefieren ignorar en público el daño que la aplicación puede causar a sus usuarios. La compañía está en procesos de crear una versión de la app específica para niños Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Isaac Asenjo Madrid 15/09/2021 Actualizado a las 11:45h. Facebook sabe que Instagram es tóxica para las adolescentes.

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Original publisherEl Correo
Canonical URLhttps://www.elcorreo.com/tecnologia/empresas/facebook-sabe-instagram-20210915094356-ntrc.html
Publication timeSun, 26 Jul 2026 03:15:30 +0200
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Facebook sabe que Instagram causa problemas de salud mental en muchos jóvenes La información detallada en Wall Street Journal revela que los ejecutivos de la empresa prefieren ignorar en público el daño que la aplicación puede causar a sus usuarios. La compañía está en procesos de crear una versión de la app específica para niños Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Isaac Asenjo Madrid 15/09/2021 Actualizado a las 11:45h. Facebook sabe que Instagram es tóxica para las adolescentes. Lo niegan en público pero lo afirman documentos internos del gigante tecnológico.

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