Nothing more than the bare minimum controls for parents.

Do you support prohibitions, bans on advertising and marketing to teens for products that are illegal for them to consume?

I think we need legislation on privacy, to protect the enormous amounts of data that are collected on kids, on transparency to show what these algorithms are doing.

There is no excuse for it. But it dramatically shows one of the key failings of Instagram and a lot of these tech platforms, which is they have no responsiveness to parents, or anyone else reporting this toxic addictive content that is…

Shouldn't children and parents have the right to report dangerous material abuse and get a response? Get some action.

Facebook knows about the harm, it has done the research, the studies, the surveys repeatedly, it knows the destructive consequences of the algorithms and designs.

We really appreciate your being here, Mr. Mosseri.

I know everybody thinks of me as a very nice guy, but I am going to be ruthless.

What really stuns me is the lack of action.

Instagram is addictive. That is the view that has been repeated again and again and again by people who are experts in this field.

Will you commit to doing the same?

We want the studies. We want the research. We want the surveys.

the law required companies to disclose risks. It encouraged them to compete over values that were positive and that promoted safety.

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The trust is gone. What we need now is independent researchers, objective overseers not chosen by big tech but from outside.

Because an industry body is not Government regulation that Mark Zuckerberg or others at Facebook and elsewhere have called for.

Will you commit to a legal requirement that the access be provided and that an independent, separately appointed and separately funded body, not an industry body, as you have suggested, but an independent overseer and researcher, have that…

That is a pretty low bar, Mr. Mosseri. That is like you are in the gutter, forgive me, in terms of transparency.

The days of absolute broad unique immunity for big tech are over.

These are really yes or no questions. They are pretty clear.

We can't rely on trust anymore, we can't rely on self-policing.

Congress should pass the bipartisan Children's and Teens Online Privacy Protection Act authored by Senator Markey.

You can have longer than a minute, if you would like.

Shouldn't kids in the United States have protection as good as the kids in UK enjoy?

Thank you, Senator Cantwell. Thanks for your excellent work on this issue and your help and support in these hearings.