By Al Barbarino (December 10, 2021, 5:04 PM EST) -- In early October, former Facebook data scientist Frances Haugen publicly recounted claims that the most popular social network in the world had put profits ahead of user protections, an event that has thrust whistleblowers into the national spotlight as the historic year for tipsters approaches its denouement. Haugen had every right to remain anonymous after handing tens of thousands of files over to the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission, but her decision to go public instead could encourage even more tipsters to come forward after financial regulators further enticed them to do so in 2021 by doling out record-breaking sums in awards. "When you have someone. . .
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