Meta whistleblower says 'tens of millions' could die in the coming years if social media isn't overhauled
Now, Haugen has written a memoir in which she says social media is still damaging due to a continued lack of transparency,She writes that Meta's profits were contingent on"no one knowing how large the gap between Facebook's and Instagram's public narratives and the truth had grown," per The Post.
And Haugen believes that the only way to change that is to overhaul our understanding of social media. "The reality is that culture change is hard," she told The Sunday Times."I view this book as part of how we build that consensus." "A lot of people will die in the next 20 years if we don't solve this problem," she said, adding the figure would be"tens of millions." Haugen did not expand on the comment.
In 2018, United Nations investigators said Facebook"substantively contributed" to the Myanmar genocide, per
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