"Terrifying": Facebook whistleblower cites China, Iran, Burma, and Ethiopia
Frances Haugen testifies against Facebook
(Caitlin Hu, CNN) During much-anticipated testimony Tuesday before the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen repeatedly pointed outside of the country for examples of how the social network could be used to dangerous ends -- so much so that lawmakers wondered during the hearing if they should meet to specifically discuss national security concerns. More
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