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For the company's vision of the metaverse to become a reality, so to speak, intrusive hardware such as sensors, microphones and cameras would have to be installed in homes and maybe even public spaces to record data and replicate it in the digital world.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Last year, former Facebook<\/a> employee Frances Haugen<\/a> shook up the company by leaking hundreds of internal documents and accusing the social media network<\/a> of not doing enough to curb the spread of misinformation. Now, Haugen is taking on Facebook (now Meta<\/a>) again, this time over the very thing that prompted its 2021 rebrand – the metaverse<\/a>.

In an interview with Politico, Haugen said Meta has made \"very grandiose promises\" about how the metaverse is secure by design, but that if they didn’t commit to openness, access, and other accountability measures, \"I can imagine just seeing a replay of all the problems you see on Facebook.”

For the company's vision of the metaverse to become a reality, so to speak, intrusive hardware such as sensors, microphones and cameras would have to be installed in homes and maybe even public spaces to record data and replicate it in the digital world.

\"I'm super concerned about how many sensors are involved. When we do the metaverse, we have to put lots more microphones from Facebook; lots more other kinds of sensors into our homes,\" Haugen told Politico. \"You don't really have a choice now on whether or not you want Facebook spying on you at home. We just have to trust the company to do the right thing.\"

According to a CNBC report, Meta intends to take a 47.5% cut on the sale of digital assets on its virtual reality platform Horizon Worlds, which is integral to the company’s plan for the metaverse.

Before becoming a whistleblower and bringing Facebook into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, Haugen worked as a product manager at the social media<\/a> company. Last year, she gave The Wall Street Journal access to tens of thousands of internal Facebook papers, which came to be known as The Facebook Files<\/a>.

She said at the time that Facebook “prioritises profit over the well-being of children and all users” and that the firm had overlooked and dismissed the majority of its employees' complaints about content.

In October 2021 Haugen testified before a US Senate subcommittee, telling lawmakers, \"I'm here today because I believe Facebook's products harm children, stoke division and weaken our democracy… We must demand Facebook make changes.”
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Facebook Frances Haugen告密者批评元metaverse计划

Frances Haugen说元使metaverse“非常宏大的承诺”,但是如果他们没有承诺开放,访问,和其他问责措施,她可以“想象只是看到重播你看到在Facebook上的所有问题。”

  • 更新于2022年4月14日上午11点坚持
< p > metaverse的公司的愿景成为现实,可以说,侵入性的硬件,如传感器、麦克风和摄像机必须安装在房屋,甚至公共空间来记录数据和复制它在数字世界。< / p >
metaverse的公司的愿景成为现实,可以说,侵入性的硬件,如传感器、麦克风和摄像机必须安装在住宅,甚至公共空间来记录数据在数字世界和复制它。
新德里:去年,前脸谱网员工Frances Haugen撼动了公司泄露数以百计的内部文件和指责社交媒体网络没有采取足够的措施来抑制错误信息的传播。现在,Haugen在Facebook(现在元)再一次,这一次的东西,促使其2021年重塑metaverse。

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在政治报的采访中,Haugen说元已经“非常宏大的承诺”如何metaverse设计是安全的,但是,如果他们没有承诺开放,访问,和其他问责措施,“我可以想象只是看到重播你看到在Facebook上的所有问题。”

metaverse的公司的愿景成为现实,可以说,侵入性的硬件,如传感器、麦克风和摄像机必须安装在住宅,甚至公共空间来记录数据在数字世界和复制它。

“我非常关心有多少传感器。当我们做metaverse,我们必须把更多的麦克风从Facebook;更多其他类型的传感器,它们”Haugen告诉Politico网站。“你没有选择现在是否你想Facebook监视你在家里。我们必须信任公司做正确的事。”

据CNBC报导,元打算削减47.5%的数字资产的出售其虚拟现实平台地平线上的世界,这是公司metaverse的计划的一部分。

成为告密者和让Facebook成为焦点之前所有错误的原因,Haugen担任产品经理社交媒体公司。去年,她给《华尔街日报》访问成千上万的内部Facebook的论文,这被称为Facebook的文件。

她当时说,Facebook”获得了利润超过儿童的福祉和所有用户”,该公司已被忽视和被大多数员工抱怨的内容。

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2021年10月Haugen美国参议院一个小组委员会作证时,告诉立法者,“我今天在这里因为我相信Facebook的产品伤害孩子,斯托克司和削弱我们的民主…我们必须要求Facebook做出改变。”
  • 发布于2022年4月14日10:59点坚持
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\"&lt;p&gt;For
For the company's vision of the metaverse to become a reality, so to speak, intrusive hardware such as sensors, microphones and cameras would have to be installed in homes and maybe even public spaces to record data and replicate it in the digital world.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Last year, former Facebook<\/a> employee Frances Haugen<\/a> shook up the company by leaking hundreds of internal documents and accusing the social media network<\/a> of not doing enough to curb the spread of misinformation. Now, Haugen is taking on Facebook (now Meta<\/a>) again, this time over the very thing that prompted its 2021 rebrand – the metaverse<\/a>.

In an interview with Politico, Haugen said Meta has made \"very grandiose promises\" about how the metaverse is secure by design, but that if they didn’t commit to openness, access, and other accountability measures, \"I can imagine just seeing a replay of all the problems you see on Facebook.”

For the company's vision of the metaverse to become a reality, so to speak, intrusive hardware such as sensors, microphones and cameras would have to be installed in homes and maybe even public spaces to record data and replicate it in the digital world.

\"I'm super concerned about how many sensors are involved. When we do the metaverse, we have to put lots more microphones from Facebook; lots more other kinds of sensors into our homes,\" Haugen told Politico. \"You don't really have a choice now on whether or not you want Facebook spying on you at home. We just have to trust the company to do the right thing.\"

According to a CNBC report, Meta intends to take a 47.5% cut on the sale of digital assets on its virtual reality platform Horizon Worlds, which is integral to the company’s plan for the metaverse.

Before becoming a whistleblower and bringing Facebook into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, Haugen worked as a product manager at the social media<\/a> company. Last year, she gave The Wall Street Journal access to tens of thousands of internal Facebook papers, which came to be known as The Facebook Files<\/a>.

She said at the time that Facebook “prioritises profit over the well-being of children and all users” and that the firm had overlooked and dismissed the majority of its employees' complaints about content.

In October 2021 Haugen testified before a US Senate subcommittee, telling lawmakers, \"I'm here today because I believe Facebook's products harm children, stoke division and weaken our democracy… We must demand Facebook make changes.”
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