Lawmakers said they would launch a probe into Facebook’s internal research on how Instagram affects young users, prompted by a Wall Street Journal investigation that showed the company knew the app was harmful to some in that group
Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Marsha Blackburn said they would launch a probe into Facebook Inc.
’s internal research on the way its Instagram photo- and video-sharing service affects young users, prompted by a Wall Street Journal investigation that showed theThe Democratic chairman and ranking Republican on the Consumer Protection, Product Safety, and Data Security Subcommittee on Tuesday also said that they were in touch with someone they identified as “a Facebook whistleblower” and “will use every resource at our disposal to investigate what Facebook knew and when they knew it—including...
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