Behind the Mask of Facebook; A Whistleblower's Shocking Story of Big Tech Bias and Censorship

Front Cover
Half-Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Foreword
Prologue: An Unusual Job Interview
Chapter One: Getting the Job and Leaving the Nest
Chapter Two: Finding My Groove as a Content Moderator
Chapter Three: A Day in the Life of a Content Moderator
Chapter Four: A Tale of Two Whistleblowers
Chapter Five: Greta Thunberg—The Press Can Call Her Joan of Arc, but You Can’t Criticize Her
Chapter Six: From Canada to Colombia, Facebook’s Interference in Global Elections
Chapter Seven: Can You Love Your Country without Being a Racist?
Chapter Eight: Orange Man Bad: Facebook’s Guidance to Content Moderators about Trump Statements
Chapter Nine: Trumphumpers and Feminazis: Facebook’s Slanted Approach to Bullying
Chapter Ten: Facebook in Black and White
Chapter Eleven: Facebook’s Treatment of Antifa, Police Officers, and Drug Cartels
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Chapter Twelve: Kaitlin Bennett, the AR-15 Girl
Chapter Thirteen: Newsworthy Exceptions: How Facebook Gives Exceptions to Its Policies, Including Hate Speech, When It Suits Them
Chapter Fourteen: How Facebook Deals with Abortion and the Pro-Choice Movement
Chapter Fifteen: Civil War and Boogaloo: What Facebook “Puts in Place” to Prevent Harm
Chapter Sixteen: The Fire Brigade: How Facebook Prevents Public Relations Disasters and Shields Accounts from Deletion
Chapter Seventeen: The Future of Censorship: Section 230 and the Communication Decency Act
Chapter Eighteen: The Civic Audit of Facebook by John Kyl and Covington Law
Chapter Nineteen: Human Resources from Hell: Punishment for Exercising My First-Amendment Rights
Chapter Twenty: Preparing for the Main Event
Chapter Twenty-One: Project Veritas Goes Live
Chapter Twenty-Two: The Media Merry-Go-Round
Epilogue: Election Day Problems and Final Thoughts
Appendix A: Transcripts That Didn’t Make the Final Cut
Acknowledgments
Endnotes