Instagram’s chief heads to Capitol Hill Wednesday to face lawmakers who are still angry over whistle-blower revelations and unlikely to be mollified by changes billed as making the platform safer for young users.
Adam Mosseri will have to respond to an array of accusations from senators who have compared Instagram’s parent company -- which changed its name from Facebook to Meta Platforms Inc. in a corporate rebranding effort -- to tobacco firms that hid the deadly consequences of their products from Congress and the public.
