Facebook whistleblower says transparency needed to fix social media ills

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Facebook whistleblower says transparency needed to fix social media ills
A deeper investigation into Facebook's lack of controls to prevent misinformation and abuse in languages other than English is likely to leave people "even more shocked" about the potential harms caused by the social media firm, whistleblower Frances Haugen told Reuters. Haugen, a ...

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