Ed Ludlow

It is.

How important?

Yeah.

I mean, look, as you say, financially, it's relatively small, but this is the future.

Alex, that's the bit that I want to understand.

So in this case, right, just go a bit deeper.

The plaintiffs are arguing what has happened to them.

And of course, like when Mr. Masseri takes the stand, what is it that the companies themselves or the platforms are arguing in response about the addictiveness or not of the design of the platform?

Bloomberg's Alex Levine, thank you very much.

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