TechCrunch Daily Crunch Study finds social media is not wholly terrible for teen mental health
Apr 23, 2025
A new study reveals that social media isn't entirely detrimental to teen mental health, highlighting positive effects like creativity and connection. Meanwhile, Meta launches its Edits app as a new content creation tool. Additionally, Uber teams up with Delta SkyMiles, allowing customers to earn travel points while riding. The conversation delves into both the good and bad impacts of social media, covering issues like cyberbullying alongside the beneficial connections it fosters.
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Meta Launches Edits Video App
- Meta launched Edits, a free video creation app competing with CapCut globally.
- It offers watermark-free exports and plans AI-enhanced features and collaboration tools.
Uber and Delta Partnership Benefits
- Delta SkyMiles members can earn miles using Uber rides and deliveries.
- Uber integrates with Delta flights for seamless airport transportation booking.
Social Media's Positive Impact on Teens
- Social media is not wholly negative for teens despite its harms.
- Many teens feel more connected and find creative outlets on social platforms.