Pressure works:
> "Facebook is extremely thinly staffed ... and this is because there are a lot of technologists that look at what Facebook has done and their unwillingness to accept responsibility, and people just aren't willing to work there," Haugen said
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/10/25/tech/facebook-papers/index.html
The good news for Facebook: Haugen, and the team supporting her, aren't aiming to shut down or break up the company. During her Senate testimony, Haugen repeatedly told lawmakers that she was there because she believes in Facebook's potential for good,
but... i don't!
shut it down now!
nationalise it in the Global South, where their "Free" Basics is the defacto internet.
@rysiek also:
"40,000 people working on the safety and security on our platform, including 15,000 people who review content in more than 70 languages working in more than 20 locations all across the world to support our community."
what a joke.
what kinda ratio is that, when you have between 1-3 billion users?
