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How We Built a Facebook Feed Viewer
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Big Tech Is Watching You. We’re Watching Big Tech.
Angie Waller is the technical coordinator on the Citizen Browser team and is an artist and designer living in New York City.
Angie uses data mining to explore how language is influenced by technology. Her projects reverse-engineer everyday systems such as content moderation and search optimization to uncover strange and unsettling phenomena. Angie earned her MFA in fine arts from UCLA and MA in computational linguistics from The Graduate Center, CUNY.
Show Your WorkCitizen Browser
Split Screen invites readers to explore how different people experienceFacebook
Citizen Browser
A new tool from The Markup’s Citizen Browser project
Citizen Browser
According to data from The Markup’s Citizen Browser project, there are major disparities in who is shown public health information about the pandemic
Citizen Browser
Data from Citizen Browser shows how rare it is for a post to be called “false”—especially if you’re the president
Citizen Browser
Following an investigation by The Markup, Sen. Ed Markey is asking for answers on why Facebook failed to stop recommending politicalgroups
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According to Citizen Browser data, the platform especially peppered Trump voters with political grouprecommendations
Citizen Browser
Data from The Markup’s Citizen Browser project shows the different realities Americans inhabited on Facebook last week
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The Citizen Browser project seeks to illuminate the content Facebook elevates in its users’ feeds
Citizen Browser
Ahead of crucial senate runoffs, Facebook reversed its political ad ban, and the impact was visible on users’ feeds