Pierre Omidyar, the eBay co-founder whose nonprofit groups started working with Haugen in October, was believed to be supporting the whistleblower financially full time. But Haugen told The Times that the only help she is soliciting came via nonprofits for travel and related expenses, according to the reporting.
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