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Does Meta Even Care When Its Users Get Hacked?

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It can feel very personal to have your Facebook or Instagram page hacked—they’re your pictures and your friends after all. But Meta, the social media parent company, handles hacks with anything but a personal touch. 


Guest: Kirstin Grind, investigative reporter for the Wall Street Journal.


Host: Lizzie O’Leary


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