In 2018, Facebook (now Meta) founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg promised Congress and other regulators that Facebook would release the findings of its app audit, or App Developer Investigation (ADI), after government queries related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Here’s why this matters: in order to defend itself, Facebook singled out Aleksandr Kogan and the political nature of Cambridge Analytica’s work to discredit the app developers, obscuring the reality that Facebook’s own system allowed Cambridge Analytica to gain access to 87 million users’ data.