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After the Facebook Papers, what’s next for, err, Meta?


It’s been a rough week for Facebook, just like the previous week, and the week before that. The revelations from leaked documents and Frances Haugen’s testimonies have plunged the company into a crisis  — and a new name isn’t gonna solve its problems. We dug out our crystal ball to predict what’s next for the social media giant. A regulatory backlash The Facebook Files heightened calls for lawmakers to regulate the company. Legal experts have proposed breaking up the business, implementing stricter privacy legislation, creating new federal agencies, and auditing the company’s algorithms. Haugen has made some eye-striking suggestions of…

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