The whistleblower whose disclosures became a catalyst for a senate inquiry into facebook's operations has declared the company as "morally bankrupt," casting "the choices being made inside of. Following an explosive interview on "60 minutes," facebook whistleblower frances haugen testified before a senate subcommittee on tuesday. she accused the social media giant of being morally.
Haugen said she believes the social media giant should declare "moral bankruptcy" and level with the public on its past failures. "the reason i came forward is facebook has been struggling. Facebook can move forward, she said, by admitting that executives made bad choices and "declaring moral bankruptcy." several senators used the hearing to target mark zuckerberg, facebook's chief. Facebook needs an opportunity for congress to step in and for them to declare "moral bankruptcy," said haugen. "we have financial bankruptcy because we value people’s lives more than we value money. The social media giant’s own research showed that more than 6 per cent of children admit that they are so addicted to instagram that it is “materially harming” their school work, mental and.
Facebook needs an opportunity for congress to step in and for them to declare "moral bankruptcy," said haugen. "we have financial bankruptcy because we value people’s lives more than we value money. The social media giant’s own research showed that more than 6 per cent of children admit that they are so addicted to instagram that it is “materially harming” their school work, mental and. Whistleblower says facebook needs to declare "moral bankruptcy" 03:51 the algorithm picks from those options based on the kind of content you've engaged with the most in the past. A former facebook employee on tuesday gave devastating testimony to congress alleging that the social media giant has placed profit ahead of the public good, and she urged the government to take.
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