Facebook whistleblower on ‘harmful but legal’ content | FT interview

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Financial Times published this video item, entitled “Facebook whistleblower on ‘harmful but legal’ content | FT interview” – below is their description.

Frances Haugen talks to the FT’s European tech correspondent Madhumita Murgia about the ‘huge opportunity’ to introduce strong new digital laws, and why she chose to speak out against the social media giant.

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