Hawley calls for target lawsuits due to the failure of children’s safety

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., Called “Open the courtroom door”, so parents can sue the targetAccusing the founders and executive director Mark Zuckerberg about the wrong congress after whistleblowers Detailed Failure to Safety Children on Virtual Reality (VR) companies.

Two former targets of the researchers told the Senate on Tuesday that the company buryed the child for damage to evidence in VR, killed the age verification studies and let And chatbots flirt with children, Soup Bipartisan presses the minor protection measures online.

“Associations in the heart of this hearing are nonsense; they are based on selective leaky internal documents that picked up specially to notch false narrative,” said the target spokesman.

“It is true that there was never a ban on the investigation of young people and, from the beginning of 2022. year, the target approved for almost 180 realities related to reality issues involving the security and prosperity of young people.”

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Testimony before Senate was Caice Savage and Jason SattiZahn, both former targets of researchers.

Satizahn is allegedly a metal priority priority priority priority priority and profit for children – and manipulated or deleted research that show damage.

He said that despite attempts to combat data collection, studies of study could have been launched still show products of authenticated users.

Germany once banned Mete’s VR sales on concerns for data treatment; After the sale continued in 2022. year, SattiZahn was sent to conduct research there.

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He said that he understood the target trying to show that her headphones were safe for the Germans.

But when the research was discovered that the Meta VR in Germany was subjected to sexual acts, nude photos and other work should never be exposed, SattiZahn requested that SattiZahn alleged meta demanded all evidence.

“My research continued to reveal emotional and psychological damage, especially women who are sexually demanded, harassed or worse,” he testified. “In response, the target asked me to change my research in the future not to collect these data on emotional and psychological harm.”

Savage testified that she had a youth security survey in VR and also said that the target is a priority for the child’s safety.

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She said that the company hired a combination tactic, including editing reports, demanding deletion and threatening jobs.

Hawley asked the savage why it was important for the target to have children under 13 years old using VR. She told him that children were adopting households for games, which means more money for the target.

“So, this is about getting at the end of the day,” Havley said to a savage while looking for clarification whether the target would do anything for profit, including child exposure to awful sexual abuse.

“When I researched that I would identify that the children had to be cunning because I would not legally do that, I have identified that Roblock, it used coordinated pedophile rings,” said Savage said Savage said. “They set up strippers and paid for children to take off.”

She added that Robuck could turn into real money.

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Samage said that this was a matter of target, saying that in no circumstances should host ROBLOX application on headphones.

“You can now take it in their app store,” she said.

Later, under the examination, the savage said that the panel will evaluate any child in the social VR space will come into contact or be directly exposed, something inappropriate.

“She said that every child entering the platform will be exposed to the material abuse material. Each singles,” said Havley Fox News Digital on Tuesday night. “I’m just going back to the fact that we need to protect my children.

“It can’t be if you go online as a child, you’ll probably be sexually abused and that’s what you’re in the network, if you’re on their virtual program platform, and you will be sexually abused. It was their testimony. That was their testimony. That was their testimony. It was their testimony. It was their testimony.

Hawley called Zuckerberg For testimony 31. January 2024. That the target does not allow people under 13 at the service.

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During his testimony last year, the director said that someone would be under 13 to be removed from the service, and in response to another question, Zuckerberg said the target would not want users under 13 years of age.

Hawley said Zuckerberg was seduced by the Americans of that testimony, pointing to whistling who said users were spreading under 13-13 on the platform.

“I don’t see how you can square what he told us under the oath of last year with what these whistles said today,” said Havley Fox News Digital. “But that’s true for many of his statements. I mean, he said over and over again, whether it was set up by Facebook security protocols, that’s not true.”

“Whether it’s about her work in China, he said,” Oh, we don’t work in China. “That’s not exactly the Chinese government. So I mean, here we really pile the long list here.”

Hawley said he called for Zuckerberg to testify again, although he heard the target was not interested.

Finally, said Hawley, it’s time to “open the court of the courtroom,” so victims and families can sue the targets for failure to protect children.

“I usually understand that time is to allow parents and victims to sue these companies,” he said. “They must be able to enter the jury and to consider this company responsible, and that begins with Mark Zuckerberg. We need to open the courtroom and allow victims to have their day in court.”

Earlier this year, Hawley said that the legislation was advanced through the judicial board that would allow victims of children to sue Facebook or any major technology in which damage is harmed.

“I don’t think I’ll see the real changes in these companies until it becomes law, and parents and victims can come to court and to be responsible for these people,” he said. “The bottom line we have to protect my children. I mean make money theft innocence of our children.”

Meta said Fox News Digital, the company trains its artificial intelligence services not to respond to teenagers on self-confidence, suicide, disturbed disorders and potentially inappropriate romantic conversations, regardless of content. The company also works on limiting teenagers access to the selected group AI characters “for now”.

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Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., Closed the meeting inviting someone out of the target to testify or cause what was said.

“I think they see that there is really bipartisan, not only from the target, but with these social media platforms and platforms for virtual realities and chatbots who intentionally inflicts on our children,” she said. “This has to stop. Enough enough.”