It’s Safer Internet Day and we’re sending social media and AI companies a message.

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Friend,

It’s Safer Internet Day and we’re sending Big Tech a message: stop hurting people, especially our kids.

Today, social media and AI platforms will try to convince you that their platforms are safe. That increasingly personalized algorithms are for your own benefit. But we all know better than that.

What started as an international day for online safety has become a PR opportunity for the very companies putting kids at risk.

At CCDH, we’ve exposed Big Tech’s unrelenting effort to addict us to their platforms, pushing users, including children, down dangerous rabbit holes that put lives at risk. It’s all about profit. Our safety always comes last.

Stand with us today and donate to help hold Big Tech accountable:

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As a dad, I deeply worry about my kids’ online safety. I don’t want them growing up in a world where profit-driven algorithms decide what they see, what they believe, or how they feel about themselves.

And I know that there’s only one way to make their future better: demand regulation for social media and AI companies.

I’m honored to be fighting side-by-side with advocates such as actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt, parent survivors, bipartisan lawmakers, and many others.

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As Joseph has said, if there’s one thing we all agree on, "it's that we don’t trust these Big Tech businesses, and we don’t like the influence they’re having on our lives and the lives of our kids.”

This Safer Internet Day, you can make a difference too. Donate today ([link removed]) and help hold Big Tech accountable.

Thank you for being part of this fight,

Imran Ahmed
CEO, Center for Countering Digital Hate

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