FACT CHECK: No letter from Meta’s Zuckerberg to House lawmakers on social media safety
No reports confirm that Zuckerberg released a letter addressed to the Philippines’ House of Representatives; House lawmakers have also not summoned Zuckerberg, according to the DICT
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