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Statement of Facebook Whistleblower, Frances Haugen.
“Facebook became a $1 trillion company by paying for its profits with our safety, including the safety of our children. And that is unacceptable.”
The Facebook Files: A Wall Street Journal Investigation
'Facebook Inc. knows, in acute detail, that its platforms are riddled with flaws that cause harm, often in ways only the company fully understands. That is the central finding of a Wall Street Journal series, based on a review of internal Facebook documents, including research reports, online employee discussions and drafts of presentations to senior management.'
Collective Shout Campaigner Lyn Swanson Kennedy Featured on ABC’s Four Corners
The fan site authorities say is 'profiting from the exploitation and sexualisation of children'
'Social media is housing an online underworld where young girls' photos and videos are being "exploited" and consumed by men.'
Rising concern around 'kidfluencers'
'One of the ways some parents try to support their young daughter's dancing, gymnastics, modelling or other ambitions is by promoting them on social media.
But there's increasing concern around the rise of kidfluencers - children used to sell products online - with accounts stalked with explicit sexualised comments, and some parents selling access to sexualised content of their teenage daughters.'
Why Australia is Setting a Minimum Age of 16 for Creating Social Media Accounts
‘Australia’s social media age minimum will reduce the online harms that are affecting young people…And it will stop social media companies from continuing to use predatory business practices to take advantage of vulnerable young people.’
Why Australian parents and experts are pushing to raise the age for social media access to 16
'Australian children are facing an unprecedented health crisis. Now, experts and parents are calling for change.'
Meta failing young girls: Our investigations in the media
'Social media giants are failing to crack down on paedophiles who steal photos of child influencers and use them on fake profiles to network with others who have a sexual interest in children.'
Instagram and Twitter failing to crack down on paedophiles stealing photos of child influencers
'Campaigners have accused big tech firms of 'absolutely failing children' by allowing users who appear to be interested in child exploitation to operate on their platforms.'
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