The whistleblower who thinks change is coming to social media

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The whistleblower who thinks change is coming to social media

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You might be cynical about the size of awards this week in two trials looking at social media harm against children. But Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen says rulings against Meta and Google could signal a larger trend. She joins us.

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