Whistleblowers allege that Meta and TikTok allowed harmful content to proliferate, citing increased user engagement as a factor.
New findings indicate that companies permitted a higher level of harmful content to appear in users feeds, acknowledging that their algorithms prioritize engagement driven by outrage. This information was reported by the BBC.
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