Correlation doesn't equal causation, and even if you could blame that high increase in suicide rate on Facebook (or social media in general) that is still peanu

Correlation doesn't equal causation, and even if you could blame that high increase in suicide rate on Facebook (or social media in general) that is still peanuts compared to tobacco, and Facebook hasn't to my knowledge tried to stifle studies of social media's impact on people in nearly the same way big tobacco has tried to stifle research on its direct effects on people.