Protecting Kids Online: Instagram and Reforms for Young Users
Narrows the data request specifically to the underlying dataset behind the WSJ-cited study (not a general researcher-access commitment). …
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Narrows the data request specifically to the underlying dataset behind the WSJ-cited study (not a general researcher-access commitment). …
Describes a live test — a teen account with all safety filters enabled searching "slit wrists" and returning graphic self-harm content within days of the hearing — and asks whether Mosseri will commit to full algorithm disclosure to an independent (non-industry) authority. …
Presses Mosseri to match Haugen's document disclosures and to directly commit to supporting the EARN IT Act by name. …
Asks whether Mosseri supports bans on marketing age-restricted/illegal products to teens, and whether he'd support making such prohibitions legally enforceable with liability attached. …
Directly asks whether CSAM victims should have the right to sue the platform that hosted the material. Mosseri never answers the direct yes/no on victims' right to sue, redirects to NCMEC collaboration and a general call for federal regulation.
Asks Mosseri to follow up in writing with the number of children referred to local authorities and how long Instagram retains research data specifically collected on minors. No answer on the record. …
Tells Mosseri directly that his earlier answer sounded callous, and gives him the floor to speak directly to parents whose children have died by suicide or needed mental health treatment after using Instagram. …
Drawing an analogy to mandatory small-parts choking-hazard warnings on toys, asks whether Mosseri would support a legal requirement for social media platforms to publicly disclose the risks of harm in their content. …
Hello everyone, Thanks so much for your attention to the Teen Fundamentals research I shared yesterday. …
Shayli Jimenez
Profits over Safety
Sheryl Sandberg: "If these are the right things to do, we should not need an article to push us to do them. …
Sheryl Sandberg · Guy Rosen
Knowledge
Monika Bickert: "I wanted to flag next Thursday's meeting (4/2) with Mark on 'Cosmetic Surgery AR Effects'. …
Monika Bickert · Sheryl Sandberg
KnowledgeProfits over Safety
Shruti Bhutada: "So apparently FB published the deck before WSJ and thats really bad practice in comms" Wendy Tegge Gross: "yup" …
Shruti Bhutada · Wendy Gross · Shilpa Mody
Concealment
Stephanie ████: "Jeff Horwitz has a leaked social comparison research deck from 2020, he's writing a story that essentially argues that IG's design is inherently bad for …
Adam Mosseri and names withheld in filing
Knowledge
The launch criteria are… 3. Balance ecosystem effects: The balance between the known upside of the solution and changes to ecosystem usage metrics. …
Unnamed employee
Profits over Safety
I think what we're saying is that we want to guard against any ecosystem/engagement metrics that imply we're hurting the user experience and that we'll rely on research to …
Unnamed employee
Profits over Safety
Andy O'Connell: "Mark- Next Thursday we are meeting to decide whether we should continue, modify, or lift the temporary ban on Cosmetic Surgery AR Effects that we instituted in …
Andy O'Connell · Mark Zuckerberg and names withheld in filing
Profits over SafetyKnowledge