Two US senators criticize Meta for removing advertisements from law firms targeting social media addiction victims
Senators Marsha Blackburn and Amy Klobuchar sent a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg objecting to the company's removal of ads from attorneys seeking clients in social media addiction cases. The senators characterized the ad ban as an attempt to shield Meta's business model from liability. Meta has not publicly responded to the criticism.
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2 outlets covered it, splitting into 2 framing camps across 2 bias groups.
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The Post emphasizes senators' claim that Meta is profiting off addiction and calls the policy harmful; Reuters reports the same objection more neutrally as scrutiny over removal without amplifying the characterization.
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“Meta faces US lawmaker scrutiny over removal of lawyer ads for social media addiction cases”
“Blackburn, Klobuchar slam Mark Zuckerberg for banning law firm ads for victims of social media addiction: 'Disturbing'”
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