Social media CEOs testify before Senate committee on child safety | full video

Social media executives testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday in a hearing about child exploitation and safety on their platforms. The witnesses included Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, X CEO Linda Yaccarino, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel, TikTok CEO Shou Chew and Discord CEO Jason Citron.
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[@Myu305]

How about personal responsibility? What about parents? Put the phone down. Watch your kids.

[@cheapyweepy5651]

Half of these politicians don’t even know how to work their phones

[@rodzalez3549]

All I see are neglectful parents wanting to blame other people for their poor parenting skills of watching over their kids. Let’s say they’re successful at getting rid of social media? Then what? What are neglectful parents going to blame after?

[@christopherwillson]

These politicians are so rude and performative

[@lombardstreetbully]

Children shouldn’t be on social media‼️‼️

[@user-pn4vk7nf5w]

MR.Shou so much respect to you !!! so many stupid questions 😂🤧

[@oddn6158]

Your kid drives across an intersection in a Toyota and he isn’t wearing a seatbelt. A Ford F-150 t bones him. The kid gets seriously hurt. Despite Toyota’s and Ford’s best efforts in safety technology, the parent sues the CEOs of Ford and Toyota because they failed to protect their child.

[@Osteoja]

When I was growing up in the U.S. during the dawn of the 'internet age,' I rarely saw either of my parents outside of work. Most kids took the bus or walked home, and our parents usually didn't return until around 6 or 7 in the evening. This left us with hours at home alone, free to occupy ourselves. Then, when summer came around, our parents' workplaces didn't offer, and still don't require, vacations longer than a week per year. This meant that, once again, much of the summer was left to our own devices. These devices became a substitute for the absence of our parents, providing entertainment and opportunities to learn. This highlights a flaw in the design of the United States' economic system, with tech companies and incidents being a consequence of this.

[@Edgar_diaz123]

“Big tech failed to protect my child” no sir YOU failed to protect your child

[@arok2606]

Teach your children how to deal with adversity instead of trying to shield them from everything

[@x0wi3e9]

hear me out, what if parents just… do their job?😱

[@Ruben-xd2co]

As a parent if your kid is somehow on a social media app talking to a pedophile, how could you blame the social media app look at yourself and how you raising your kids

[@amisharai7137]

why in my country Singapore, Malaysia nothing happening like this .... because over here parents are well monitoring their children....

[@melquiadespabillare5437]

I used social media for communications for my love ones and friends and its very useful. Blame the parents for their luck of regulations for using social media of their children.

[@edemonda]

I see 2 things.

[@amirod1992]

They should do the same about gun safety and they don’t do nothing about the thousands of children that died in this country because of gun violence and mass shootings. That is the real pandemic of this country not social media. 😢What a shame. We should educate our kids on how to navigate social media so they can use this platforms properly and safely.

[@table8170]

What mark says at @

[@mattmeir1246]

So your telling me that these CEO of social media are responsible for parents not keeping tabs on their kids who killed them selves?!!, there are safe guards in place for this ,any 13 year old knows how to side step these safe guards! People need to take responsibility for their own actions and stop blaming others!

[@Warung-AI-Channel]

This is too late 20 years, while a child that had been abused by Social Media, has already grown up and has a drugs problem. Sad 😢

[@amisharai7137]

they should blame the parents for not monitoring their own kids ... and it's not the CEO's responsibilities too ...