Mark Zuckerberg

Well, I guess I understand, but I think it's, it's, it's not very, you know, excusable from my perspective, why Apple and, and, and I guess to some extent, Google don't want to just extend the age verification that they already have on their phones to be a parental control for parents to basically be able to say, you know, what apps can my kids use?

Well, I guess I understand, but I think it's, it's, it's not very, you know, excusable from my perspective, why Apple and, and, and I guess to some extent, Google don't want to just extend the age verification that they already have on their phones to be a parental control for parents to basically be able to say, you know, what apps can my kids use?

I think they don't want to take responsibility.

I think they don't want to take responsibility.

I think they don't want to take responsibility.

Yeah. Yeah. And we're going to do our part and we're going to build the tools that we can for parents and for teens. But at the end of the day, and look, I'm not saying it's all the phone's fault either. Although I would say that like the ability to get push notifications and get kind of distracted is, from my perspective, seems like a much greater contributor to mental health issues than parents.

Yeah. Yeah. And we're going to do our part and we're going to build the tools that we can for parents and for teens. But at the end of the day, and look, I'm not saying it's all the phone's fault either. Although I would say that like the ability to get push notifications and get kind of distracted is, from my perspective, seems like a much greater contributor to mental health issues than parents.

Yeah. Yeah. And we're going to do our part and we're going to build the tools that we can for parents and for teens. But at the end of the day, and look, I'm not saying it's all the phone's fault either. Although I would say that like the ability to get push notifications and get kind of distracted is, from my perspective, seems like a much greater contributor to mental health issues than parents.

than kind of a lot of the specific apps. But there are things that I think everyone should kind of try to improve and work on. But yeah, I mean, that's sort of my view on all that.

than kind of a lot of the specific apps. But there are things that I think everyone should kind of try to improve and work on. But yeah, I mean, that's sort of my view on all that.

than kind of a lot of the specific apps. But there are things that I think everyone should kind of try to improve and work on. But yeah, I mean, that's sort of my view on all that.

Yeah. I don't know. It's a little hard for me to parse the European politics. I have a hard time enough with American politics. I mean, I'm American. But in theory, my understanding of the way this is supposed to work is they kind of passed... GDPR regulation.

Yeah. I don't know. It's a little hard for me to parse the European politics. I have a hard time enough with American politics. I mean, I'm American. But in theory, my understanding of the way this is supposed to work is they kind of passed... GDPR regulation.

Yeah. I don't know. It's a little hard for me to parse the European politics. I have a hard time enough with American politics. I mean, I'm American. But in theory, my understanding of the way this is supposed to work is they kind of passed... GDPR regulation.

And you're supposed to have this idea of sort of a one-stop shop, like home regulator, who can basically, on behalf of the whole EU, interpret and enforce the rules. We have our European headquarters, and we work with that regulator. And I think they're like, okay, they're pretty tough on us and pretty firm.

And you're supposed to have this idea of sort of a one-stop shop, like home regulator, who can basically, on behalf of the whole EU, interpret and enforce the rules. We have our European headquarters, and we work with that regulator. And I think they're like, okay, they're pretty tough on us and pretty firm.

And you're supposed to have this idea of sort of a one-stop shop, like home regulator, who can basically, on behalf of the whole EU, interpret and enforce the rules. We have our European headquarters, and we work with that regulator. And I think they're like, okay, they're pretty tough on us and pretty firm.

But at least when you're working with one regulator, you can kind of understand how are they thinking about things and you can make progress. And the thing that I think has been tricky is there have been, from my perspective, a little bit of a backslide where now you get all these other DPAs across the continent sort of also intervening and trying to do things.

But at least when you're working with one regulator, you can kind of understand how are they thinking about things and you can make progress. And the thing that I think has been tricky is there have been, from my perspective, a little bit of a backslide where now you get all these other DPAs across the continent sort of also intervening and trying to do things.

But at least when you're working with one regulator, you can kind of understand how are they thinking about things and you can make progress. And the thing that I think has been tricky is there have been, from my perspective, a little bit of a backslide where now you get all these other DPAs across the continent sort of also intervening and trying to do things.