Meta employees ordered ‘attorney/client privilege’ hats while fighting child saf

On 24 Sep, The Verge Tech reported that Meta employees ordered hats bearing the phrase “attorney/client privilege” while Meta fought child safety disclosures. NewsHive first detected the story on 25 Sep. No later signals have added to the account. The legal strategy apparently came with merchandise, an odd choice in a child safety dispute.

Assuming the account is factual, impact is 0%. The Meta employees involved are the direct actors. The report adds an awkward detail to the disclosure fight but records no change in policy, access, or legal outcome.

Watch for a response from Meta or records clarifying who ordered the hats and why. Further reporting could show whether attorney-client privilege affected the child safety disclosures.

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