New Scroll Models
Family Groups Swipe Back at TikTok, YouTube and Snapchat after Meta’s Child-Safety Concessions
Our children are being fed into a digital machine engineered to capture their attention, shape their behavior and keep them scrolling — and Big Tech has every financial incentive to keep the machine running. Now, with Meta agreeing to sweeping new protections for young users, the spotlight is turning toward competitors that have yet to embrace comparable safeguards. Craig DeRoche, president and CEO of Family Policy Alliance, is staying on offense and can explain why protecting children online demands more than corporate promises and parental damage control.
- Big Tech’s business model puts profits ahead of children’s safety
- Meta’s landmark agreement exposes industry-wide failures to protect minors
- Algorithm-driven feeds and autoplay keep children hooked on screens
- Parents need stronger safeguards, not empty corporate promises
- Craig DeRoche demands accountability and meaningful protections for American families
ABOUT CRAIG DEROCHE…
Craig DeRoche is President and CEO of the Family Policy Alliance (FPA), the central hub of the pro-family movement. He previously served as Speaker of the House in Michigan and president of Justice Fellowship, founded by Watergate figure, Chuck Colson. He is a frequent speaker and author on faith, culture, public policy, and civic engagement and has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Fox News, and Christianity Today. Craig is also a devoted husband and father and the author of Highly Functional and Outrageous Justice.
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