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Instagram CEO denies company hid low useof teen safety feature in Meta trial
Adam Mosseri is first top executive from Meta to testify in blockbuster lawsuit brought by 29 US states
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Global — Dara Kerr
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Adam Mosseri is first top executive from Meta to testify in blockbuster lawsuit brought by 29 US states
Read full story on The Guardian →
Global — Dara Kerr
Adam Mosseri is first top executive from Meta to testify in blockbuster lawsuit brought by 29 US states
Instagram’s CEO disputed allegations by US prosecutors that his company hid negative information from the public while testifying during a blockbuster social media trial.
“I am not trying to encourage my team to hide anything,” the CEO, Adam Mosseri, told a California courtroom on Tuesday.
Instagram’s CEO disputed allegations by US prosecutors that his company hid negative information from the public while testifying during a blockbuster social media trial.
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Source: The Guardian · Dara Kerr. Published 26 Aug 2026, 12:07 am.
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