According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, Zuckerberg and other top executives like Facebook policy chief Joel Kaplan have steered the company away from attempting to tone down polarization on the site, despite alarming findings from its own researchers such as that 64 percent of people in extremist Facebook groups joined them at Facebook's recommendation. "President Trump will continue his attacks on free speech and the courts will strike them down but in the meantime we expect social media companies to not bend on their responsibility to protect the lives of users and our democracy on their platforms," Jessica González, co-founder of Change the Terms and co-CEO of Free Press, told Gizmodo in a statement. "At even the first hint of this unlawful White House action, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg immediately caved to the president, arguing that it's not his job to ensure the American people receive accurate information about voting," González added.