Meta Exposed: Secrets from Inside the Tech Giant - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Meta whistleblower and former engineering director Arturo Bejar reveals his inside perspective and what he witnessed while working at Meta.
Episode 2
Wayne Holdsworth shares the heartbreaking story of his son, Mac, who tragically died after being targeted on Instagram, shedding light on the dark side of social media platforms.
Episode 3
Cybercrime intelligence analyst Paul Raffile recounts how his job offer from Meta was suddenly revoked.
Episode 4
Leading disinformation researcher Joan Donovan discusses her critical work in uncovering the spread of misinformation and Meta's role in the global disinformation crisis.
Episode 5
Michael Miller, Executive Chairman of News Corp Australia, explores the complex relationship between social media platforms and the news industry.
Episode 6
Lotte Rubeak, who resigned from Meta's 'global expert group,' opens up about her concerns with the company's handling of critical global issues.
Episode 7
Former social media manager Nicki Reisberg, now an advocate for social media reform, reflects on her journey and the changes she believes are necessary in the industry.
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