Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta is facing allegations from current and former employees that it suppressed research that could have shed light on potential safety risks to children and teens using its virtual reality products and services.

The Washington Post reports that according to documents disclosed to Congress by a group of Meta employees, the company deployed its legal team to screen, edit, and sometimes veto internal research about child safety in VR after leaked studies led to congressional hearings in 2021. The employees allege that Meta’s actions were aimed at establishing “plausible deniability” about any negative effects of its products.

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