JUST IN: Mark Zuckerberg, Social Media CEOs Face Epic Grilling By Senate Judiciary Committee | Full
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- The Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing to take the testimonies from social media CEOs about child online safety.
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Minors should not be allowed to use social media.
agreed
I second that!
absolutely. 16+.
18+
And yet when an age limit is displayed before going on the game and those under age kids go on the program it’s OK in the kids head. That sounds like everybody in that circle should be held accountable. The kid, parents, company and accused.
If only our government would come down so hard on pharmaceutical, insurance, and oil companies.
Ask an oil executive what they have to go through to extract oil from the ground.
They haven’t done anything to social media companies
Thank you. I'd be happy if they took all that power combined and just laid into insurance companies.
You talk as though child exploitation is not important.
@@kenbrohereask an oil executive how much they've funded politicians and how many government subsidies they get
Children shouldn't be online without parental supervision. Nore should they have cellphones.
But the vast majority of children have more time with a device a day, than direct contact and engaged behavior with a parent. No ones reading to kids,or giving them life lessoins based on the day they've had. DANNY TANNER, aint nobody's father, America is bankrupt of supervision from loved ones, doing everythign than can to make sure you kick lifes ass. No one tucking them into bed, its 2 more episodes of paw patrol and I turn off the light. Just ignore them and put screens in front of them, and instill insecurities in them to insure they are self aware enough to fit the mold the must meet, or find yourself a failure.
so if your kid misses a bus and gets stranded somewhere you wouldn't want them to have a way to contact you?
They should at least have a non smart phone on them as soon as they are old enough to use them.
That cats already out of the bag.
Eh, ok... How do you stop kids from smoking if they can just leave home and take a smoke? And in an online world, prohibiting online activity is like prohibiting you from driving your car to work, it's just not gonna happen. Kids are creative, if you put up a website blocker they will figure out how to work around it, you might succeed for a short while, but if they are determined to do something they will succeed. So what are you gonna do, lock them down?
And about cellphones, it's a device that can save lives as well, how would your kid call you or 911 in case of emergency if you're gonna take their phone away? It's probably the most stupid idea I've ever heard.
The best way to be a parent is to be observant and informative, otherwise you're gonna be punishing and destructive in their perspective and you're gonna end up in a bad relation with your kids. Stop being a cop and begin the parenting.
when i go to a public library - my limited time on cpu is 1 hrs - we need to have a similar time meter on social media's apps.
Smart phone, let's call it what it actually is a Federal Monitoring device.
Also corporate monitor device for the rich
For the wrong reasons though.
but we give in and use it everyday when we all know we lived just fine without them in the good ol days
@@americafirst5758 some of us have jobs that require... Also, only some would call it "good" ol days
yes, i remember people saying that in the future we will have a chip with all our information in it. well, thats what it is
Its hard for me to take these hearings seriously when these people own stock in these companies.
Yup! I agree with you! I wonder if we will ever see the passage of laws that require divestment in assets of industries subject to regulation by elected officials. Senators Warren and Hawley have cosponsored legislation that would do that.
Tik Tok is not publicly traded
@@Turk_2023 True but the data and analytics companies are and all the big platforms utilize those as their main sources of revenue.
Its hard for me to take these hearings seriously when these people are all criminals themselves!!!
THAT PART!!!!
What scares me the most is when I go into a petstore in Canada and buy a cheese stick for my dog, 3 days later I have an ad on Facebook for dog cheese sticks, makes me want to shut off my phone forever.
The companies really should be paying us a percentage for the personal information they take from us and sell, without our consent. At least it would give us a chance to do so.
Yeah, or you are talking to your friends about something and it pops up on your phone later. It’s not ok.
Yes, I feel ya, that's creepy. But just to play devil's advocate for a minute, the fact that you're currently sharing your dog's favourite snack here on YT probably isn't helping you all that much in the 'privacy' department.
Pay cash or coins
WOW congrats for awakening up, its been this way since 2013 though, its beyond privacy settings that are the problem though. and yes once we ALL see that we are in control of slowing this unnatural habits and yes exercise some away time from devices. its a must for most, if not all, of us!!!
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this is not about protecting children its about control, they dont want you to be anonymous online
Good point. I really have a hard time taking any of these senators out on their righteous crusades seriously. It's pure cringe to me.
You’re not anonymous online for those that really want to know
Yea nah like I choose to be annoymous to protect my life and privacy… its my right as an american!!!! 🇺🇸
@@Daniel-om4ceand thats the biggest problem like..
@@Daniel-om4cecool anime pfp you aren’t Edward Snowden we all know this
I’m into this, good stuff. Good to see something moving in the right direction.
Closed my Facebook down 6 years ago it was one of THE best thing I ever did-get kids OFF this child trafficking cesspool before tragedy strikes your family!
Non- computer user brother, was worried, his children wanted a computer & he didn't want to give them free access to the internet. Told him to put a desk in the Living/Dining room where the screen was easily viewed by those lounging in the living room. Homework, chat w/friends, gaming, check. XXX not a chance in hell.
If you are still on Facebook, you are part of the problem
@@mrtim5363this is the way. Computer in the common area with screen facing out.
Ok, but Facebook isn't *making* the trash, people are putting it up. There are other parties responsible and parents need to do their jobs too.
@@mrtim5363 my parents did that with us too----the computer was in the family room at all times and we didn't get smart phones or even texting until college. I hated it when I was younger but am grateful now.
How many young kids do you see in stores, restraunts, play grounds, etc sitting with a tablet or phone in hand and no one monitoring them? Too many parents resort to the glass teat to teach and entertain their kids rather than themselves. Its a parental responsibility first......
I've wondered why for the past several yrs, especially if my daughter is showing me around her area or we are going someplace, where are the children? I don't see children playing outside anymore or even teenage girls sitting on front porches etc. talking or just enjoying being together. She'll say, almost always for the past few years, Mom, their in their house, basements (rec rooms now), bedrooms, whatever, playing on x-boxes, TV's, phones etc. Thank God my children didn't have families until they were older & had some brains.
They took God out of school, not teaching your child morals, not going with your children to children but letting them run loose unsupervised, not knowing what your children are doing. Make a law so they have no immunity ! My kindle has games and books that I can put this grandchild, by age and if he is 4 years old that child can not read anything but what I say. We can talk with them face to face while on the parents phone only. No other electronic means allowed because they are vulnerable!
I agree
I agree it starts at home first. Their parents shouldn't give them screens what ever happened to playing outside or with toys. Kids now a days like to watch grown people play with toys. It's sick and wrong.
Well said well said ❤
Good for Y'ALL Bless your hearts, Bless the kids hearts.🙏🤜🤛💪it's about time.
Watching it from Sweden 👍
Facebook allows all kinds of trash to be posted, they don't care! But the blame is on the parents who are more interested in being the cool parent instead of watching what their kids are watching.
Ty. Zuckerberg has NEVER answered hard questions...
Parent brought their kids into Facebook but now a big risk out there in internet!
Kids are sneaky, they know how to get around parent stuff by check account on friends phones with permissive. There shd be kids only accounts with parental controls attached to the account and keyword blocked topics.
Facebook IS trash!! Zuckerberg is a criminal, making billions off of mostly young people. He must be investigated and Meta should be closed down for good. 1% of positive effect and 99% NEGATIVE AND DESTRUCTIVE.
META also knows their products are the main avenue for Nigeria scammers a multibillion dollar industry. That could easily be stopped with AI that can detect people sending massive amounts of pics & asking for money from many people
My kids don't have that crap , it starts at hone with the parents
That you know of, lol.
@@christytaylor5554 "lol"
they likely use fb off a friend's phone in secret
@@JacobsCapital sad but true. I'd they aren't allowed at home, they will be exposed by their peers.
@christytaylor5554 So damned if we do, and damned if we don't. If parents give their kids a phone, then they are vilified, and those who don't give their kids a phone are assumed to have kids who will go behind their parents' backs to access these platforms anyway. What are we parents expected to do?????
WHERES THE PARENTS RESPONSIBILITY???!!!!!!
The Discord CEO was the only genuine human being out of all of them.
and now he was killed off...
These tech companies had dead silence when asked if they support the bill. That was pretty alarming
....Rescind Prop 230.......NOW!!!!!.....so that more may not DIE..........
It’s all about the money 💰
This isn't about the kids. Those parents should've been more involved in their kids lives. This is about taking away your freedom. Don't be sheep.
@@brentskomsky4669YUPP! Follow the money! “The LOVE OF MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL!”🕊
Will sueing these companies for money just make everything better?
There needs to be a law that NO ONE under 18 can have a phone that can do anything other than make calls and text. Period.
that's a stupid blanket statement
yeah okay that is not going to happen Can't wait for your insight into controlling AI
That's a huge issue because most highschools require you have a phone and they do a lot of teaching by sending the stuff to the kids.
@@Redchannel You mean, like the blanket statements that say "no one under 18 can vote, buy cigarettes or alcohol, get a tattoo, rent a car, get married, sign a contract, etc"?
Tell that to a 14 year old raised by a 28 year old mother in 2024
The most important way to navigate through complicated legislation is the fact that anything For The Children is a trap. Don't allow it.
Legislation is active law enforcement, Intelligence and security departments, public officials collusion against the Public Interests will be exposed and examined
Protect your children not passing the blame on these CEOs
The smiles on their faces as they reject the acts with their corporate lingo makes me realize these people really don’t give a damn
Biiiiig time!
A company is all about making money, not wasting it. It's not in any company's interest to do the parents job.
It's stunning how stupid people are expecting corporations to create an online utopia for kids to be safe in so parents can no-brain their role as a parent. Parents are lazy, ignorant, and uncaring, that's why the web is a dangerous place to be.
How do you teach your kid not to get ran over by a buss? You show them how you do yourself, you stop at the side of the road, you look, and wait for a clear moment to pass safely over the road...
How do you teach your kid to browse the web? Most parents just install parental control and forget about it, hoping the controls will suffice. Literally, braindead parenting.
I am 41 and started using the internet at 12. One of the first things my parents taught me was not to trust the word of anyone I met online, or guve out personal info. That seemed smart to me. Teaching online safety should be a standard part of parenting by now.
Same except a bit younger... it was insane to me as I started growing up, seeing my cousins just a few years younger than me being allowed ipads when they were 8 years old... then iphones shortly after, meanwhile I didn't get my first smartphone until college and just had a flip phone before that. Honestly, I wanted one so bad but shortly after I got one I *missed* not having one, though that's a diff. story....
Also, I taught middle schoolers for a couple years and they all had smart phones and even crashed the schools server because they all hacked it so they could play games on them, among other things. What was really shocking and disturbing was one of my students (12/13) was suspended from school for a p*rn addiction. Yes, at that young of an age. It's infuriating to see how flippant these parents have become.
I'm 42 and TO THIS DAY I have never used my last name online or given any person info like my phone number or address. It's insane how readily people put their personal information online.
On Facebook, trolls and bullyers insult and threat they never get consequences.
But victims defending themselves are always banned or sent to court.
Dude; “we want to work together with your team better on this”
Senator; “ok, what laws do you support and what laws do you not support then”
Dude; “uhhh (insert corporate response)”
Paraphrased, but that’s basically how it went at 50:00 imo, lol.
Why is nobody discussing the fact that they should start identifying the perpetrators that are using these platforms and hold THEM accountable.
Why aren’t they spending money to identify them? SHAMEFUL
Because this is easier for them to come to terms with, they don't wanna discuss the realities of what goes on in these homes, if they point the blame at the internet they can ignore that creepy family member who has probably violated multiple generations of children in that family or that creepy community leader, these people sitting in judgement don't wanna find themselves judging their own friends & family's behaviour & all the ways we ignore children when they tell us they're being abused
@@sammiejo54yep and they need to keep up the facade that the government gives a shit about our wellbeing and safety
@@nat3199 Watching some of the senators talk over the panel members as they're trying to answer, purposely avoiding acknowledging any nuance, shutting down answers that didn't fit their narrative & using it as an opportunity to make irrelevant points that had nothing to do with the internet or kids (cough Ted Cruz & Marsha "drunk ass" Blackburn cough) just makes me wonder how people can take them seriously, Mr.Tillis seemed like the only one trying to have an actual conversation about what steps these companies are taking to keep CSAM off their platforms & get it taken down quickly when it's posted
Ikr it's like trying to shut down a mall because they didn't stop a predator..... it's dumb parents n suspects are only factors that can make a change
Are they detectives ?
We need to work on teaching values again.
👏👏👏 yes!
Whose values?
Amen. Good luck with that.
we need to teach:
treat others as you would want to be treated
respect others and their persons
be kind and humble
don’t be spiteful
be understanding and compassionate, even if you don’t agree
love thy neighbor, don’t be hateful
You just read my mind
Excellent video, very informative. One of your best ever!
They report these predators but yet the law does nothing to arrest them.
What do you want social media to do?
One more hearing and nothing changes. Enough is enough!
What’s the point of these hearings?
@@MB8itTo pretend they are listening to the people...🧐🫣
This could take years to change. This is not a overnight process.
It's just a show. They're all getting paid.
Absolutely. All of it is THEATER
Bullshit
Except me
Probably most of these congressmen own stock in Facebook, Google, etc.
@@americancitizen748 Zuckerberg is a bad actor. He's laughing. They all are.
This hearing should be required reading in the house of representatives across the hall. And say see children, this is what a legitimate hearing looks like 😮
It should be illegal for kids to have phones with internet access
Just remove the app from your phones!
Just did
@@autumnmoore2664who was dumb enough to have it to begin with?
Is that enough? Kids are sneaky
I did removed Tic Toc from my phone.
I hate social media, but I'm also done with people constantly expecting social media to act as baby sitters. Social media being "dangerous" is not an excuse for you to be bad parents, I've seen one too many times parents putting a tablet in front of their literal toddlers just to make them shut up.
Hardcore truth no one wants to hear..
@@tonicshade so just because there's over reaching government in one area you want it in more
@@tonicshade you know why you have to have ID in casino's is for the government to get the taxes off your winnings. Every time you cash out $1500 no matter if you put$2000 in your required to pay taxes on that 1500 and you cannot write off your loses.
@@1askingforhelp half knowledge is dangerous @tonicshade 😂
they need classes in school to teach these kids what to look for and how to deal with it, and hold parents more accountable.
Thank you for sharing this information
They don't give a shit about the consequences to the public. It's all profit driven.
Even commercials are questionable. Excusing themselves that they need data
what isnt? in america anyway
These politicians dont give a shait about the children. For them, it's about controlling free speech and given their corrupt shadow government more power.
I fail to see the problem here. ridiculous
What a bunch of freaking hypocrites, the criminals are in chargeof the prison.
l'm glad that the senate judiciary committee holds a hearing about this problem on social media platforms and great video Forbes
Is the end. We gonna have the happiest for everyone
I think this is longer than The Lord of the Rings 3, but I'm gonna watch every second of it. Thankfully, my attention span is still in tact.
I thought mine was gone as well until this video
Mine is in tact too just barely Paddy, haha, we're witnessing history. But Lord of the Rings is demonstrably more engaging as a piece of cinema. 🤟🏻
Thank God for my Adderall 🎉😂😅
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I watch on 1.5x speed in the settings. Cuts the time in almost half.
Forbes continues to be the only mainstream media outlet that consistently posts actual hearing footage, and enough of it to provide context, and without injecting opinion. THANK YOU
Senate
Please please please
Remove all harmful content from social media / online platforms
Protect children!
Or be a good parent
Children's memories were playing with their parents.
Those social media company execs probably walked out of that building laughing and patting themselves on the back.
You bet. They are untouchable as the law is.
Yep! Discord or however it’s spelled is how Ella was abducted. It was just on Nancy Grace. But yea these execs really care 🙄🙄🙄
The problem with social media isn't social media in and of itself but those who mindlessly use/abuse it and those who foolishly believe that government should do the parenting that many parents can't or aren't willing to do. It's a sad state of affairs.
They basically sell your banking info. And they also sell credit card debts.. the list goes on and on? And this is why they could do the whole "fin tech" (loan shark) thing.. which is not all that legal in all countries. But they want to force it to happen. So.... this is the danger.
I'm not sure about that. I've seen enough written about how the screen has properties that make it addicting to the human brain. That would have to be fixed before what you have written " isn't social media in and of itself", to be true.
I don't trust this Congressman!😮
Thankyou
Stop protecting these companies from liability! They must be held accountable!
Accountability begins in the home.
@@kenbrohere It certainly doesn’t end in the home, however.
@@jennifercockfield3218 it defintely does just because you're a shitty parent doesn't mean you infringe the freedoms that other good parents kids who know their limits and how they interact with the app and the privacy that they possess
@@kenbrohereevery kid wants to fit in
@@terrybrown8778 you let your kid do everything he or she wants to do?
Big deal...I've yet to see ANYONE of His STATUS WEARING HANDCUFFS 🙄😑😠😡😡😡😠
Amen
He's a Harvard guy...never happen.
We are moving in the right direction.....seems on both sides. I agree...but ive never seen a committee such as this.
Laws don't really work properly when you have a shit ton of money.
They shouldn't just sue them for monetary compensation to those whose relatives have been injured because of these platforms. They need to take punitive actions to the owners and employees that have made those things possible, either by action or inaction. If jail is a possibility, it's the only way things are going to change for the better. They have enough money to pay any sue, lobbies and lawyers.
Everybody using the same word disgusting don't smell right too meeeeeee😡😡😡😡😡😡
Well said mr graham!!
In addition to have the right to take legal action - parents can also not allow their kids to have a smart phone period
My girls are in their early 30's, but I didn't let them have one until they were 16 and could pay for it themselves.
Can you even find cell phones that aren’t smart phones these days?
And with schools & businesses operating online, it’s almost a necessity for folks to participate & be functional.
@@swampsagacity4685 yes you can. You can also find charter schools that have pretty strict rules around phones.
As if they can't get an old phone from a friend, and use WiFi...🤦🏻♀️
Why some people blame parents, blame this companies that are allowing this on their platforms. I don’t understand why we have so many sick individuals that would have sex with children, that is sick to me! We need also make strict sentences to those individuals and nobody should be protected if they do such a crime. What about Epstein’s crimes, nobody is still charged from that list. Is it our elite group protected?
I don’t understand how lawyers ALWAYS spin things around and make things everyone else’s fault but the people involved.
All except the stuttering one on My Cousin Vinny
It's how they make the most money. Easy! All about the 💰
@@ceIIardoor doesn’t make it okay… Chris porter has an amazing bit in one of his comedy specials about how corporate lawyers need or be allowed to have an “are you shitting me clause” and it’s so accurate!! This whole video shows what’s wrong with people’s brains. “Oh this kid killed themself because of something they saw online on YOUR app so we need YOU to take away people’s 1st amendment rights and police what they post” like uhm excuse me? Shouldn’t that be on the parents for allowing them to have free reign over the internet unsupervised? Or or or!!!! Pass a law that no one under the age of 18 is allowed to own a smart phone or tablet or laptop. But nope somehow it’s the app people’s fault for EVERYTHING?! Nah I don’t think so.
thank you
parents, lead your children!
One, it starts with the parents. Do not give your child or teenager a cell phone or at least restrict the platforms they are on. Two, Americans can just stop using the product. If they cannot be sued then they can go bankrupt. This is the freedom of choice we have in America and one that does not have to worry about regulations. Parents need to take control and protect their own children. We cannot leave it up to government.
@rose25hoon This rant is not directed at you. It just started out as an addition to your reply which I think is very good.
My children have apps on phones of children that they can check to know exactly where they are & they go thru their phones every night. I'm not sure but I think it works. I do know the grands are good people, not just because their mine. If they were my children they definitely would not have phones. Then again neither do I & don't intend to. Or TV for that matter.
On the other hand, my computer broke & could not afford another for 2 yrs. Was lost w/o my alternative news sources. I lived. Stop having children keep up w/"the Joneses". Let them read books, go outside, take walks, be in a sport or something. Stop letting phones & games occupy their time. The money spent on phones would pay for fees & your gas. You are the parents, act like it!
@@lilzabug Interact?! My ex left in 2009 & I live rural & have no problem going to local bars by myself. Since I'm older (now, I don't go out), most local friends have left already, plus I don't usually leave house till about 8-9. Nothing like it used to be. I would go out to socialize. Not a big drinker. Anyway, how do you socialize when the younger crowd are sitting w/their noses in their phones. Trying to talk anymore, even much younger people, get to know what's going on, who their parents are, what they do, etc. is impossible anymore. Say a few words & their heads drop right back down.
Yeah you can have a phone when you have a job and can pay for it
While I agree that social media platforms need to be able to be sued, parents need to take responsibility for allowing their children to have access to them as well.
So, at 17 your kids have driver licence but you will stop them to use the phone? Many of these victims are 15, 16, 17 as well, how about making them adults later then.
@costealucia5357 15, 16, and 17 year olds are not adults. No one said stop them from using a phone. However social media companies, just like any other business that is not allowed to sell products to that age group, should have systems in place to stop them from accessing content that is either illegal or not age appropriate.
@@costealucia5357YES. They are MINORS, it’s called parenting.
@@craigentrekin5883 If they are not adults then why you allow them to drive a car and make them responsible for other's lives?
@costealucia5357 Is that all you have? You sound like a broken record.
It should be regulated... but a life without social media can be the end of a persons's life/income in more ways than one.
they must be so very frightened!.....NOT!
Make it a law that only phones with calling and texting are available to those under 18 or 21.
That would be so wonderful. Let’s leave them games though. Offline only. Lol
I wish
Not gonna happen little bro
@@pasqallysquigglyjunior277 no s*** 9 comment rancid Megain , you are stupidly paradoxical
@@danis4054 can't stop laughing, this is the best comment of the Year thus far at least for me. Thank you
As long as parents are glued to their social media, they are not bothered what platforms their children are using.
Understand me.
Yeah.. What about the client list sir?
I just really wish the senators would allow them to talk and restraint raising their voice .
They have to act like they are getting all hot and bothered about the issue to put on a show for their potential and existing voters especially since is is 'for the children'.
It's so annoying to watch. But there is one senator, who made a difference. And he is the only one who really wants to work with them and find a solution. Most of them did not ask questions, they accused them. or pretended want to hear their side but then once they open their mouth, they will block them. @@bobroberts8082
PROTECT CHILDREN PERIOD , ✌️💞💯👌
KOSA doesn’t protect children btw. It takes away their privacy, and probably their trust for their parents
It's called parents
that's communist think You don't get to make rules that affect my rights Protecting children is the job of the parent not the government
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Facebook is run by a child, I have socks older than Mark, my father's hunting socks.
No shit.
Why wouldn’t parents just not let their kids access? In a world full of tech it’s impossible to moderate everything
Cause they will do it anyway but without you having any controll
It sounds like you expect parents to take responsibility for what their children do online. How dare you! It is the government's job to make sure your child is protected online. (I am joking.)
Who lied to you that children only access the Internet from home. Open your eyes beyond your imagination
@@ruthawinja5646 If you give them their own device to do that then you are responsible for how they use it. You are also responsible for your child even when they are not at home. Just because you want the government to be your nanny doesn’t mean that is its role.
@@dyrnachtThe cat is out of the box with social media.
Now you have scenario #1 where parents despite their full efforts, just couldn't realistically perfectly protect their children 24/7 for 18 years. But, you could have some of the most powerful companies in the world create changes in their systems that would result in fewer children being harmed.
Explain to me why is this a bad thing exactly
ABSOLUTLY LOVE IT !
HUMANITY NEEDS A GUIDE .
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK .
"Orange man bad" say it again "
HOLD PARENTS ACCOUNTABLE
Internet just opened new doors for Danger
Just? 😅 this has been happening since and before it was released to the public
I hope that they can come together and remove 230 and rewrite a current law to modern standards
I think i saw a T-rex somewhere in this video
Biggest blame here is PARENTS!! PERIOD!!... My state since 2005 school system has put kids on the internet since Kindergarten with parents permission. I raised 2 kids 8months n 9 yo 100% by myself.. AOL had AWESOME parent controls and in 2004 i had to set on preteen for my 6 yo old because it WOULD NOT let you even go to about 95% of the sites . . I limited their time , had their passwords, until they moved out of the house. Checked their tool bar history often.
You bring children into this world its YOUR responsibility to raise them.
What a much needed marathon 😌
Sue the tech companies! Nothing will change until parents take responsibility instead of using tech companies and the scape goat.
Agreed
But these companies are not off the hook because they aren’t just negligent its worse than negligent.
I agree…trump wouldn’t shut up till he was fined almost 90 million dollars
As of right now, you can’t sue them successfully. Furthermore, you shouldn’t blame ALL parents. Some of us are extremely cautious and vigilant when it comes to our children.
Media/social media has brainwashed us all. They are responsible for the evils they’ve perpetrated and allowed. Even the most watchful parent can miss it.
If they can sensor what we say. Delete our comments due to bullying, etc then they are completely responsible for anything that is published. PERIOD. Sue them out if existences
EXACTLY WHAT IS NEEDED..GIVE US OUR SIMPLE WORLD BACK...THANKYOU
Or don’t use the app and go on about your day 😂
@@acholnai9358right- like are people obligated to use social media. Nope
I spoke against mark zuckerberg on YT
They didn’t allow me to comment on YT for 24 hours
Apparently some of these people responding to your comment don't have children or hate them. They have no clue that children just go to their friends houses and make a Facebook account and get on Facebook when they're too young to do so. Duh
🙏 ...condolences to all the family members and love-ones of the ones whom sadly past...🙏
Facebook endorses the use of explicit material on their platform, even though they SAY they have algorythims in place to prevent it at the same time they germerate pornographic content that gets by it. If you ask me it should be shut down
Meta is the biggest offender and MZ pretending otherwise just goes to show what a terrible person he is. He wants to stay making money off minors
totally agreed.
Few girls from Texas their parents sued Facebook on it
META Snap and discord are all horrible. Meta and snap literally have LE portals online because they get so many requests. I made arrests in numerous sex trafficking, kidnapping, and CSAM cases which occurred on each platform.
Tic Toc is right up there with Meta - and getting worse
Wow imagine that? Another nose emoji making money off kids? Say it isn't so..
PARENTS TAKE SOME ACCOUNTABILITY
Why can't HE be sued?? Everyone can be. Especially poor people!!!!!!💩
How about we are sick of corrupt politicians .
Well they sure gave them a talking to...lol. You have been a bad boy Mark. This is a joke.
Parent your own Kid! I think if your kid does something online parents should be held accountable! And Social service should visit the home and evaluate if they should be parents! And then be brought up on criminal charges for irresponsible parenting. They do it if your child miss to many days of school! I bet parents will limit the kids usage or take it away all together! Which is called PARENTING!
😮 it's time for adults to start running the show
Only George Galloway could obliterate this Senate Committee.
This is all for show. All these people work together.
Everyone is so eager to make changes, yet three had to be subpoenaed to appear and one had to be visited by Federal Agents before he agreed to appear. 🤨
Which one?
I work for an organization that has dealt with cases like the one described at 7:40. People who scam, exploit, and abuse need kicked off the Platforms they use. People (not only kids) need to be educated on how to recognise these assholes and appeal to get then removed from online communities. And companies need to be accountable to their customers, young and old.
How flawed is your logic here?? Sure, no body likes to see children exploited. But, this is the PARENTS who are allowing their kids online. Social media and the internet can NEVER be a 100% safe place, no matter what. So why begin to give the government unlimited access, destroy free speech and force platforms into absurd, wast policies for content... JUST BECAUSE PARENTS think their 7 year old MUST have an iphone, in order to exists. I think because "you worked for an organisation" your view on this is onesited, and does not take in to consideration the wast complexity of regulation in this field and the consequences it will create.
Take this logic into anything else; Regular phone-company. Lets say a scammer calls you and gets you to transfer money. Is it then the phonecompanys fault that you where dumb enough to fall for the scam? No ! Take responsibility for your own action. Take responsibility for your own children. This has been a well-known issue for decades now.. It's not the "system's" responsibility to teach your kids. IT'S YOURS!
@@maezzologymedia14yes Mr Zuckerberg, yet when people/parents do file complaints Facebook says the criminals do not "Violate Facebook Community Standards " yet you block people for questioning the Chinese flu from Wuhan!
How does all of this relate to the current state of affairs with respect to trans issues. Each of these CEOs seem to stress their dedication to protecting children from sexual content, but it seems they have nothing to say about parents protecting their children from gender affirming content.
same energy as "I burned myself while baking, so i put the blame on the oven maker"
It’s not just about lack of child safety , it’s about spams, scams, catfishing, phishing, child, weapons and drugs traficking. Will they bring hearings for each h one of those crimes being ignored by the social media?
Great points!
Drug trafficking yes the rest mostly likely not
All of that is happening at the border too. Biden doesn't care.
Valid
Exactly thank you for saying!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
There is no logic in these accusations. I’m from Africa and we live many years without the internet. Our parents don’t even buy us any electronic gadget to enable us access the internet but we are okay.
Wise parents! I remember my kids got mad because I wouldn't allow them internet. They are grown now with children.
There has to be a way we can stop scamming people I hope the ones who do it get scammed themselves & WORSE
You are fortunate.
@@donnaparrish7638it's actually not fortunate. There's a reason why african countries, at least countries like mine, are investing heavily democratising access to the Internet for the youth.
@@donnaparrish7638 your definition of 'fortunate' is pretty stupid
We need to have these conversations with our politicians as well.
This video actually gives me some hope, and confirms something I've been saying about partisan politics for years: we have more in common than we believe. It's so positive to see a bipartisan effort to regulate social media for minors. If we can start on what we can agree with, we can find consensus for what we disagree with.
Protect the children and those who do not need to be held accountable. Period.
who exactly does not need to be held accountable? From what I can see, there is responsibility on both sides of the fence here. Responsibility on the side of SM to ensure children are protected if they are to be allowed on their platform, and parents for making sure their children are not accessing said platforms. At the end of the day, the MAJORITY of the responsibility lays on the shoulders of the parents. I say this as a parent myself who has a young child who often watched TH-cam. She does NOT have a Facebook , discord, or Twitter/X account however. And WON'T be allowed to have one until such time as I believe she is mature enough to handle the content on those places.
The role of a parent is to teach their children how to avoid the pitfalls of modern technology. Keep the state out of it as much as possible.
Do parents know what "SEXTING" is? The harm it brings to their children?
Here is a simple solution. Shut down terminate what ever you want to call it all social media. You want to socialize? Do the old fashion way, Go out and meet your friends.
Right?!
but keeping some sort of onlline comunication like discord is needed bcs somebody from Europe can t
JUST GO to Usa for a week its kinda expensive and it also takes you quite lot of time,
ofcourse
@@diprosla592 yes friend keep communication on, that is why technology today has a phone we carry around make a call or txt. That is how socializing is until social apps started coming. To improve our daily lives. And now WHAM!, here we are today all this issues with social media corporate crab.
Sounds like socialism
👏👏👏💯💯💯
How about CLOSE THE FREAKING BORDER WHILE YOUR AT IT!
Yep. That would save more lives.
Im fresh from mexico and i got 3000 on a debit card but to use the money i need to open a bank account
@@Bakedonxotics247That sounds about right. 🙃
@@Bakedonxotics247just make sure you don’t go through any of the processes we have in place for legal entry and I’m sure you’ll continue to recieve handouts
We have literally never closed the border in the history of the United States of America. You think *YOU* are educated enough, wise enough, powerful enough, important enough, or smart enough to know better? Bless your heart...
This is the main issues of restoring the faith to fix decade of abuses and gross neglect
Here is a Hearing that will accommodate ALL involved and hear there shit.
It's f$#%, ALL.
META needs to have their Protected Provisions Removed. If The Congress and Senate Don't Remove These Protection Provisions, Congress and Senate need to be removed fro Capital Hill. Times up.
Congress and Senate are not two seperate entities. The Senate is one of the two chambers of the U.S. Congress.
@@edwardfitzgerald3877 upper and lower chambers. Is this what you do, looking to correct someone like a Karen as if your going to get some recognition. Relax buddy and ad a real value comment instead of being another Karen. Happy a nice day.
@@MarkSmith-cd3ny Why would you want these social media companies to be open to litigation every time a parent fails in their duties to raise their children and monitor their activities? These companies would be drowning in frivolous lawsuits left and right from money-hungry, irresponsible parents. I don't know about you, but I don't want to have to pay a subscription fee to use social media just to help pay the armies of lawyers they'll have to hire to fend off every parent who wants everyone but themselves to be responsible for parenting their children.