Inside Frances Haugen’s Decision to Take on Facebook. 23 minute read. By Billy Perrigo/Paris. Updated: ... Her leg turned purple, and she ended up in the hospital for over a month.

But in the meantime, Haugen is focused on getting the raw material of the documents in front of as many people as possible and is worried about what to pack for the chilly European leg of her tour.

She’s the biggest thorn in Mark Zuckerberg’s side. Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen publicly revealed her identity on Sunday, accusing her former employer of pushing divisive content for… ...

Frances Haugen testifies before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, and Data Security hearing on Capitol Hill. EPA.

Frances Haugen loves Facebook, she swears. Surely, however, Facebook does not love her back. This purported love is key to understanding what’s different about this Facebook imbroglio, besides ...

Haugen hopes that Beyond the Screen can give lawyers a leg up when they’re involved with class-action lawsuits against social media giants by making sure they know what to look for when filing.

Data scientist Frances Haugen revealed herself in an interview on 60 Minutes, saying Facebook puts profits over safety. Here's the latest on her claims and Facebook's response.

In October, 60 Minutes provided the answer: The whistleblower was a 37-year-old former product manager named Frances Haugen. ... I had a foot-long clot in my leg, and I was starving to death.

Who is Frances Haugen, the whistleblower who is taking on Facebook? On Sunday night, Haugen told 60 Minutes that she was the source of leaked documents to The Wall Street Journal and to lawmakers ...

But in the meantime, Haugen is focused on getting the raw material of the documents in front of as many people as possible and is worried about what to pack for the chilly European leg of her tour.