Ex-employee tells UK MPs Mark Zuckerberg ‘has unilateral control over 3bn people’ due to his position
Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen Testifies Before U.K.'s Parliament
Appearing before the parliament's Online Safety Bill committee, Frances Haugen called out her former employer, saying it was "making hate worse." As with her comments to Congress, the Facebook whistleblower urged U.K. lawmakers to enact regulations to curb Mark Zuckerberg's "unilateral control over 3 billion people." Her testimony comes hours after a series of articles were published around documents she leaked to the media.
Highlights From Frances Haugen's Testimony
Whistleblower Frances Haugen has told MPs Facebook is "unquestionably making hate worse", as they consider what new rules to impose on big social networks.
LONDON — Regulators have a small window of opportunity to act on the spread of hate speech and other harmful content on Facebook, whistleblower …
Frances Haugen, one of (now) multiple Facebook whistleblowers who have come forward in recent years with damning testimony related to product safety, gave testimony in front of the UK parliament today — where, in one key moment, she was invited to clarify her views on end-to-end encryption …
Frances Haugen spoke before U.K. lawmakers discussing a draft of an online safety bill to regulate social media. Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen was “shocked” when she heard the company planned to hire 10,000 engineers in Europe to work on the “metaverse,” a version of the internet based on …
Beginning a European tour in Britain, the former Facebook manager was questioned by policymakers drafting tougher tech regulations. LONDON — Facebook has lurched from controversy to controversy since Mark Zuckerberg started it as a Harvard undergrad in 2004. But the actions of Frances Haugen, a …