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CEO of Meta (formerly Facebook)
Built the world's largest social media platform that has been weaponized for genocide, election manipulation, and mass psychological harm while Zuckerberg obstructed accountability
Mark Elliot Zuckerberg is the co-founder and CEO of Meta Platforms, Inc., which operates Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp with over 3.9 billion monthly users. Facebook's platform was identified by the UN as playing a "determining role" in the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar, where military officials used Facebook to spread hate speech and coordinate violence against the Muslim minority. The Cambridge Analytica scandal revealed that Facebook allowed the personal data of 87 million users to be harvested without consent for political targeting. Facebook's own internal research, leaked by whistleblower Frances Haugen in 2021, showed the company knew Instagram was harmful to teenage girls' mental health but buried the findings. Facebook has been used to spread election disinformation in the Philippines, Brazil, India, and the United States. The FTC fined Facebook a record $5 billion in 2019 for privacy violations and filed a monopoly lawsuit in 2020. Zuckerberg personally controls the company through a dual-class share structure giving him 58% of voting power with only 13% of shares. He testified before Congress that Facebook did not sell user data, a claim contradicted by internal documents.
Platform played "determining role" in Rohingya genocide per UN investigation
Cambridge Analytica: 87 million users' data harvested without consent
Internal research showed Instagram harmful to teens; company buried findings
FTC record $5 billion fine for privacy violations
FTC monopoly lawsuit for anti-competitive acquisitions (Instagram, WhatsApp)
Testified to Congress that Facebook doesn't sell data; contradicted by internal docs
Platform widely used for election disinformation globally
2 documented violations
15 U.S.C. 45(a)15 U.S.C. 18 (Clayton Act)Former COO who oversaw advertising and data practices
1 documented sources from official records, investigations, and reports
2004-02
Launches Facebook from Harvard dorm
2012-04
Acquires Instagram for $1 billion
2014-02
Acquires WhatsApp for $19 billion
2018-03
Cambridge Analytica scandal breaks
2018-04
Testifies before Congress on data practices
2019-07
FTC approves record $5 billion privacy fine
2021-10
Frances Haugen leaks internal research documents
2023-09
FTC monopoly trial proceedings