Facebook is getting ready to make some significant changes, but is it too late? WIRED takes a deep dive into thousands of internal documents that show the world's biggest social media company often ignored warnings about its deepest problems. wired.trib.al/rlMc10G 1/5
It’s almost cliché at this point to accuse Facebook of ignoring the impact its products have on users and society. The observation hits a little harder, however, when it comes from inside the company:
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The Facebook Papers include several farewell posts from employees on internal message boards that decry the company's perceived failings. wired.trib.al/RBaaTKH 3/5
Facebook users who speak languages such as Arabic, Pashto, or Armenian are effectively second class citizens of the world’s largest social network. wired.trib.al/fRtWR0V 4/5
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