During a heated hearing in the Senate, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, issued an apology to the parents of victims who have been exploited online.

During a heated hearing in the Senate, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, issued an apology to the parents of victims who have been exploited online.

CEOs of technology companies face tough questioning in hearing about child exploitation.

CEOs of technology companies face intense questioning in a Senate hearing regarding the issue of online child exploitation. The hearing took place at 02:48.

Mark Zuckerberg

The leader of Meta’s executive team.apologized to families

During a heated hearing on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, an individual claimed that their children had been negatively impacted by their use of social media.

5-hour joint hearing of the Senate Commerce and Judiciary Committees
“During a 5-hour hearing with the Senate Commerce and Judiciary Committees, Zuckerberg, the owner of social media platforms Facebook and Instagram, issued an apology.” Committee

The Judiciary Committee of the United States Senate.

A discussion was held regarding the effects of social media on children. The focus was on the issue of child sexual exploitation online and included participation from the CEOs of Discord, Snap, X, and TikTok. The event also featured a video featuring children sharing their personal experiences with social media.online bullying, abuse and more

The chair of the committee, Dick Durbin, criticized the platforms for not adequately safeguarding children. of South Carolina says

Lindsey Graham, a Republican Senator from South Carolina, states

Zuckerberg was confronted with the accusation that his product was leading to fatalities, with one person explicitly stating that he was responsible for the harm. Families were present at the meeting, with a few displaying signs narrating their children’s experiences.

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A parent is displaying a sign at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing regarding online exploitation.

CBS News


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Missouri’s Republican Senator, Josh Hawley.

The CEO of Meta directly spoke to families in attendance, expressing his willingness to apologize to any victims who may have been harmed by the company’s product.

Kerry Breen

Source: cbsnews.com