'I've seen a bunch of social networks, and it was substantially worse at Facebook than anything I've seen before,' the whistleblower says.
in 2019, just before the highly-contentious presidential election and unforgettable year of 2020. The social media giant that employed her the next several months became one of the top platforms for divisiveness, hate and misinformation, she said as an eventual whistleblower.
, the postponement of sports school, business and life, and the Capitol Hill insurrection for an attempt to overturn the 2020 election.and Pinterest, said she was hired to address misinformation circulating at Facebook.
"I've seen a bunch of social networks, and it was substantially worse at Facebook than anything I've seen before," Haugen said Sunday night."At some point in 2021, I realized I'm going to have to do this in a systemic way, that I'm going to have to get out enough [documents] that no one can question that this is real."
"They basically said, 'Oh good, we made it through the election, there weren't riots, we can get rid of civic integrity now,'" Haugen said."Fast forward a couple of months, and we had the Insurrection. When they got rid of civic integrity, it was the moment where I was like, 'I don't trust that they're willing to actually invest what needs to be invested to keep Facebook from being dangerous.
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