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Mark Zuckerberg Lied to Congress. We Can’t Trust His Testimony. (techoversight.org)
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Dispatch.

It’s important to remember that Meta has hidden behind Section 230 for so long that people like Mark Zuckerberg thought they were bulletproof. Meta’s team of attorneys bet on the fact that these documents would never see the light of day because a product liability case would never make it to trial, and they guessed wrong,” said Sacha Haworth, Executive Director of The Tech Oversight Project. “Never-before-seen documents prove that Zuckerberg lied to Congress. We know that they will lie, bury research, and continue recklessly harming young people until Congress forces them to clean up their act. The only way to outlaw Meta’s dangerous and egregious behavior is to pass legislation, like the Kids Online Safety Act, which will hold their feet to the fire and force them to protect children and teens.

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[–] fartographer@lemmy.world 20 points 17 hours ago

This bar-less chainsaw is entirely too dangerous, doesn't address any existing needs, and the so-called inventors lied about how many people have gotten hurt by it!

So you're going to either have them install a bar, which is a time-proven solution, or you're going to force them to stop selling it, right??

Oh, no. No. No, no, no, no... God no. We're gonna create a database that lets us predict if you're going to have an abortion by connecting your fitness data to which ads you look at the longest and cross-referencing your driving habits.