Three, establish an agency to audit Facebook's algorithms and features. Haugen called for a federal regulatory agency that could analyse Facebook's internal "experiments" with software and share that information with its Oversight Board. The board already has a system in place to advise Facebook but has complained that the company is not forthcoming with the data needed to make decisions. Raw internal research—like the kind exposed in Haugen's document dump—could lend greater weight to its directions (or orders from a new agency) to make Facebook's sites healthier. For instance, it could order Facebook to elevate authoritative news sources, as it did after the November election; add a feature requiring users to click a link before sharing something; or make time-off prompts for the most addicted users.