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        <description>The successful streaming service Netflix has long been a part of people‘s everyday life. The entertainment channel did not become big through its own efforts, but through investments by powerful financial backers with seemingly dubious intentions. While people think they are choosing the program, the question arises who actually decides on what we get to see. nNetflix analyzes what people search for, watch, or stop watching and uses this to make tailored recommendations from its catalog in order to keep viewers in front of the screens for a long time. The algorithm helps determine which content attracts our attention and what we see next. This is fatal for children and adolescents because of sensitive phases of development. They are particularly receptive to strong stimuli and recurring manipulative content. See what happens when a system not only captures attention but also manipulates on a large scale.</description>
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