Credit: Nadir Keklik/Shutterstock.com Meta's Entanglement in Abortion Probe Serves as Cautionary Tale for GCs, Ethics Expert Says
The social media company says it did not know authorities were investigating an abortion when it turned over Facebook messages that helped lead to charges against a Nebraska teenager and her mother.
August 10, 2022 at 05:17 PM
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General Counsel and In House Counsel
Meta Platforms said it didn't realize Nebraska authorities were investigating "a decision to have an abortion" when it turned over a teenager's Facebook messages, data that led to criminal charges alleging that the girl illegally obtained an abortion.
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