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LONDON: Former Facebook<\/a> data scientist turned whistleblower Frances Haugen<\/a> plans to answer questions Monday from lawmakers in the United Kingdom who are working on legislation to rein in the power of social media<\/a> companies.

Haugen<\/a> is set to appear before a parliamentary committee scrutinizing the British government's draft legislation to crack down on harmful online content, and her comments could help lawmakers beef up the new rules. She's testifying the same day Facebook is expected to release its latest earnings.

It will be her second appearance before lawmakers after she testified in the U.S. Senate earlier this month about the danger she says the company poses, from harming children to inciting political violence and fueling misinformation. Haugen cited internal research documents she secretly copied before leaving her job in Facebook's civic integrity unit.

She told U.S. lawmakers that she thinks a federal regulator is needed to oversee digital giants like Facebook, something that officials in Britain and the European Union are already working on.

The U.K. government's online safety bill calls for setting up a regulator that would hold companies to account when it comes to removing harmful or illegal content from their platforms, such as terrorist material or child sex abuse images.

\"This is quite a big moment,\" Damian Collins, the lawmaker who chairs the committee, said ahead of the hearing. \"This is a moment, sort of like Cambridge Analytica, but possibly bigger in that I think it provides a real window into the soul of these companies.\"

Collins was referring to the 2018 debacle involving data-mining firm Cambridge Analytica, which gathered details on as many as 87 million Facebook users without their permission.

Haugen also is scheduled to meet next month with European Union officials in Brussels, where the bloc's executive commission is updating its digital rulebook to better protect internet<\/a> users by holding online companies more responsible for illegal or dangerous content.

Under the U.K. rules, expected to take effect next year, Silicon Valley giants face an ultimate penalty of up to 10% of their global revenue for any violations. The EU is proposing a similar penalty.

The U.K. committee will be hoping to hear more from Haugen about the data that tech companies have gathered. Collins said the internal files that Haugen has turned over to U.S. authorities are important because it shows the kind of information that Facebook holds - and what regulators should be asking when they investigate these companies.

The committee has already heard from another Facebook whistleblower<\/a>, Sophie Zhang, who raised the alarm after finding evidence of online political manipulation in countries such as Honduras and Azerbaijan before she was fired.

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告密者作为英国审查Facebook Haugen作证

前Facebook数据科学家Frances Haugen告密者计划周一回答问题从立法议员在英国工作控制社交媒体公司的力量。

  • 2021年10月25日更新是02:36点

伦敦:前脸谱网数据科学家把告密者Frances Haugen计划周一回答问题来自英国国会议员正在立法控制的力量社交媒体公司。

Haugen将出现在一个议会委员会审查英国政府的立法草案打击有害的在线内容,和她的评论可以帮助立法者加强新规则。她作证同一天Facebook预计将公布其最新的收益。

这将是她的第二个她在国会本月早些时候在美国参议院作证她说公司带来危险,伤害孩子煽动政治暴力和错误信息。Haugen引用研究内部文件她偷偷复制离开前工作在Facebook的公民诚信单位。

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她告诉美国国会,她认为需要联邦监管机构来监督数码巨头像Facebook,一些官员在英国和欧盟已经工作。

英国政府的网络安全法案呼吁建立一个监管机构,公司账户时移除有害或非法内容的平台,比如恐怖分子材料或虐童图片。

“这是相当大的时刻,”柯林斯达米安,主席议员委员会的听证会上说。“这是一个时刻,就像剑桥—,但是规模可能更大,我认为它提供了一个真正的窗口进入这些公司的灵魂。”

柯林斯指的是,在2018年崩溃涉及数据挖掘公司—剑桥,聚集细节多达8700万Facebook用户在未经允许的情况下。

Haugen也定于下个月会见欧盟官员在布鲁塞尔,欧盟执行委员会在哪里更新其数字规则更好地保护互联网用户通过在线控股公司负责非法或危险的内容。

根据英国规定,预计明年生效,硅谷巨头面临着终极处罚的任何违反其全球收入的10%。欧盟提出类似的处罚。

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英国委员会将从Haugen希望听到更多关于科技公司收集的数据。柯林斯的内部文件Haugen说已经转交给美国当局很重要,因为它显示了Facebook的信息时,监管机构应要求调查这些公司。

委员会已经收到另一个Facebook告密者苏菲张,提高了报警后发现在线政治操纵的证据在洪都拉斯和阿塞拜疆等国家之前,她被解雇了。

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LONDON: Former Facebook<\/a> data scientist turned whistleblower Frances Haugen<\/a> plans to answer questions Monday from lawmakers in the United Kingdom who are working on legislation to rein in the power of social media<\/a> companies.

Haugen<\/a> is set to appear before a parliamentary committee scrutinizing the British government's draft legislation to crack down on harmful online content, and her comments could help lawmakers beef up the new rules. She's testifying the same day Facebook is expected to release its latest earnings.

It will be her second appearance before lawmakers after she testified in the U.S. Senate earlier this month about the danger she says the company poses, from harming children to inciting political violence and fueling misinformation. Haugen cited internal research documents she secretly copied before leaving her job in Facebook's civic integrity unit.

She told U.S. lawmakers that she thinks a federal regulator is needed to oversee digital giants like Facebook, something that officials in Britain and the European Union are already working on.

The U.K. government's online safety bill calls for setting up a regulator that would hold companies to account when it comes to removing harmful or illegal content from their platforms, such as terrorist material or child sex abuse images.

\"This is quite a big moment,\" Damian Collins, the lawmaker who chairs the committee, said ahead of the hearing. \"This is a moment, sort of like Cambridge Analytica, but possibly bigger in that I think it provides a real window into the soul of these companies.\"

Collins was referring to the 2018 debacle involving data-mining firm Cambridge Analytica, which gathered details on as many as 87 million Facebook users without their permission.

Haugen also is scheduled to meet next month with European Union officials in Brussels, where the bloc's executive commission is updating its digital rulebook to better protect internet<\/a> users by holding online companies more responsible for illegal or dangerous content.

Under the U.K. rules, expected to take effect next year, Silicon Valley giants face an ultimate penalty of up to 10% of their global revenue for any violations. The EU is proposing a similar penalty.

The U.K. committee will be hoping to hear more from Haugen about the data that tech companies have gathered. Collins said the internal files that Haugen has turned over to U.S. authorities are important because it shows the kind of information that Facebook holds - and what regulators should be asking when they investigate these companies.

The committee has already heard from another Facebook whistleblower<\/a>, Sophie Zhang, who raised the alarm after finding evidence of online political manipulation in countries such as Honduras and Azerbaijan before she was fired.

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