Mark Zuckerberg could do more to stop online child sexual abuse, but he doesn't

Mark Zuckerberg said, “I’m sorry.” But I don’t believe him. Two years ago, Zuckerberg was called to testify before senators about the role his companies play in harming children. In a moment that sparked a flurry of photos, he was asked to turn around and face the parents in the room who had lost their children from harms they suffered from use of his platforms. He said, “I’m sorry.” He promised industry-wide efforts to ensure no one else would suffer. …