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‘Profits before people’: After Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen argued her case, will Congress act?

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Congress has been slow to act on issues including privacy and algorithmic bias. Frances Haugen's testimony could change that. But it won't be easy.

     
Jessica Guynn, Mike Snider and Matthew Brown, USA TODAY
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