Speaking before a Senate subcommittee on 5 October, former Facebook employee Frances Haugen told lawmakers the company knows its products can cause harm and must be subject to greater oversight.
Facebook has come under fire in Washington since a Wall Street Journal report disclosed that the company’s own research found that some teen girls reported that Instagram made their body image and mental health issues worse.
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