Mark Zuckerberg's Apology at Senate Hearing: A Pivotal Moment in Social Media Accountability In a recent and highly publicized U.S. Senate hearing, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg found himself in the hot seat, issuing an apology that has since been declared a "turning point" by whistleblower Frances Haugen. The hearing, which revolved around the critical issue of child safety on social media platforms, witnessed a rare moment of contrition from Zuckerberg, as he addressed the families of children who have been adversely affected by social media. " I’m sorry for everything you’ve been through ," Zuckerberg said, directing his apology to the parents present at the hearing. His words marked a significant moment in the ongoing debate over the role of social media in public health and safety, especially concerning young users. This acknowledgment comes amid growing scrutiny over Meta's handling of its platforms, with critics arguing that the tech giant has not done e...