Deja Foxx

And I actually think what we need to do first is get people into office who understand how these platforms work.

Oh, yeah.

No, I've watched those hearings.

Take it all the way back, right?

Yeah.

And so this is actually part of why I've raised my own head up to run for office.

Like, I have been the victim of digital violence on the other end of cyber mob.

And that's something…

that affects who gets to participate in our political process, right?

When 39% of U.S.

adults under 30 are getting their news on TikTok, if someone like me is intimidated out of it and platforms don't stand up for me, right, don't have clear protections against that harassment, then we will have a different political ecosystem in five years.

We already do than five years ago.

And so—

I think absolutely there's legislation here.

But I think the first step is, unfortunately, that we need to get people in power who understand the urgency of the issue.

Yeah.

I think some of the attempts have been pretty misguided.

Things like a TikTok ban, right?

They've not landed with young people.

They have been received poorly by the people who they're intended to protect.