Instagram, like many social networks, is designed to get you to consume as much content as possible in a single sitting. Likewise, its new sister app Threads is built for aggressive consumption.

But you know one part of Meta's social infrastructure that is not designed to be easily read in a single sitting? Its terms of service, which were just updated at the beginning of the month.

Didn't notice? Understandable—the news got buried amid all the buzz about Threads. Fortunately, The Lazy Data Research (TLDR) Institute noticed—and has thought of some effective counter-programming.