I think that likes, comments, shares and recent activities should be immediately accessible. I think that within the share feature users should have access to multiple different methods of sharing (copy link, send on iMessages, etc.)

One example I can think of for pernicious ignorance is an art influencer on social media doing a paid ad for an AI company. Even though AI is a huge threat to other artists, the influencer I saw either chose to disregard or avoid learning this fact. Their promotion of it only encourages their fans (who are likely also artists or interested in the subject) to support AI that could put them out of jobs.

I think seeing bot activity for me, at least before taking this class, felt completely detached from human activity. When I notice content that seems like it was produced by a bot, my mind doesn't jump at all to the programming of said bot, and merely shoos away any attempt to care about it.

This idea is really fascinating to me. I love the idea of using technology like this for good, to shine light and hold corporations accountable. It truly never occurred to me that a bot could be used in this way.