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More than 800,000 young children seeing social media content 'designed to hook adults', figures show

Children as young as three are "being fed content and algorithms designed to hook adults" on social media, a former education minister has warned.

Lord John Nash said analysis by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) suggesting more than 800,000 UK children aged between three and five were already engaging with social media was "deeply alarming". The peer, who served as minister for the school system between 2013 and 2017, said that "children who haven't yet learned to read [are] being fed content and algorithms designed to hook adults.

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