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Critics of Facebook contend that moderators not directly working for them allows them to have their cake and eat it.

A Nevada woman has sued ByteDance Inc. and TikTok Inc. for negligence, negligent exercise of retained control, and violations of the California Unfair

That 87% of spending is being spent on just 9% of users. and the truth is facebook is a huge company. this is not about a lack of resources in a company like facebook. why do you think they're allocating so little attention to languages outside of english. i mean, what is the danger that poses when only 9% of users are getting 87% of the spending on this kind of fact checking? >> the simple answer is they haven't been forced. they haven't been held accountable, right? in germany they passed a law required 3,000 content moderators be located in germany. i'm not saying we need much a law but we ...

Profitability. >> that is absolutely mind-blowing. it's just staggering to think 87% of spending is being spent on just 9% of users. and the truth is facebook is a huge company. this is not about a lack of resources in a company like facebook. why do you think they are allocating so little attention to languages outside of english? i mean, what is the danger that poses with only 9% of users are getting 87% of the spending on this kind of fact-checking? >> the simple answer they is they haven't been forced or held accountable, right? in germany they passed a law that required 3,000 content mode...

Shoot the messenger. last week, we saw a facebook spokesperson gave a response to the "washington post" about a legit story. it was an on the record statement from a facebook spokesperson. over the weekend, nick clegg warned the staff saying, we're going to see more, as he called them, bad headlines, and suggested this was because the media was jealous, essentially, of facebook's success. so they're no longer engaging on these issues when we're going through their own documents and research. they're, instead, attacking the media. >> coming from internal documents and testimony from people who ...