Facebook is reportedly its product growth so it could conduct “reputational reviews” within the wake of whistleblower Frances Haugen’s disclosures concerning the firm.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Facebook has “put a hold on some work on existing products” whereas a staff of staff analyze how the work may additional injury their fame. The group is taking a look at potential destructive results on kids, in addition to criticism the corporate may face.

Zuckerberg alluded to the change in Tuesday — his first for the reason that whistleblower’s disclosures grew to become public. “I believe that over the long term if we keep trying to do what’s right and delivering experiences that improve people’s lives, it will be better for our community and our business,” he wrote. “I’ve asked leaders across the company to do deep dives on our work across many areas over the next few days so you can see everything that we’re doing to get there.”

The change is likely one of the clearest indicators but of how a lot Haugen’s disclosures have rocked the corporate in latest weeks. Facebook has its work on an Instagram Kids app, after a WSJ report on firm analysis exhibiting Instagram is dangerous to some teenagers’ psychological well being. Though Facebook has tried to its personal analysis, stress has mounted since Haugen, a former product supervisor, and testified in a three-hour Senate listening to this week.

She Zuckerberg and different executives have prioritized the social community’s development over customers’ security, and that the corporate has misled the general public about its AI-based moderation know-how. She’s Facebook to make its analysis extra broadly out there, and urged Congress to impose new laws on the platform.