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Evan Spiegel, the head of Snapchat's parent company Snap Inc, told the BBC that setting a maximum daily usage for young people could be an important step for the industry. His comments were made after Meta recently agreed to pay billions of dollars to US states to resolve claims that its applications were intentionally made to be addictive.
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