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Let me read you a quote. starting in 2017, facebook's ranking algorithm treated emoji reactions as five times more valuable than likes internal documents revealed. facebook's own researchers were quick to suspect a critical flaw favoring controversial posts including those that make users angry could open the door to more spam abuse click bait inadvertently, from a staffer whose name was redacted wrote in one of the internal documents, a colleague responded, it's possible. so emotional reactions, literally emojis, five times more powerful than a like. the algorithm benefiting sort of anger or ...

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Tonight, the social media giant had this response. i would encourage people to look at what the actual facts are, i and hopefully they can see that this is something to this _ company prioritises. and let's be honest, - it's in our financial interest to make sure that people have a good experience on our site. _ frances haugen has now taken her allegations about her former employer to politicians in westminster and washington. but while facebook�*s reputation has certainly been damaged, so far its finances remain very healthy. rory cellan—jones, bbc news. let's hear a little more from face...

Reduce things like click bait, sensationalist content, and we actually publish on our site a list of the types of content like that that we actively demote. lawrence lessig is a professor at harvard law school, and part of ms haugen�*s legal counsel. thank you for being with us. can we talk about the facebook papers? how much of that evidence is there still to come? is there still more to it? how would you characterise it? to be clear, all of the evidence has been handed to the sec, and the whistle—blower aid, which has been the primary legal support is rejecting documents which have been ...