Florida AG calls on Mark Zuckerberg to stop child traffickers exploiting kids online: 'Public safety threat’

AG Ashley Moody called on Mark Zuckerberg to speak on Meta platforms being used by human trafficking and if any action is being taken to combat the data-backed safety concern.

"Before launching new products or wasting time preparing for a cage match that will likely never happen, Zuckerberg should be working to make Meta’s existing platforms safer for users and to prevent vulnerable people from being forced into illicit sex work," Moody wrote in a press release. Aubrie Spady is a Freelance Production Assistant for Fox News Digital.

"Zuckerberg needs to immediately turn his attention to this public safety threat and testify to our council about what Meta is doing to prevent its platforms from being used to assist, facilitate or support human trafficking," the attorney general said in an effort to combat sex trafficking operations taking place on popular social media platforms.