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We are still wrongly relying on tech companies to set and enforce data and information rules. bbc.com/news/entertain…
Did we really expect companies to prioritise public good over profit? #Facebook #60Minutes edition.cnn.com/2021/10/03/tec…
#Sonos could have created their own platform with their own smart assistant and #IoT integration. Wait, they are a leech on a platform, but expecting full privileges and rewards. Since…
With #Coinbase being a listed company now, will they fight as hard to protect their users or avoid legal mess? #crypto #Bitcoin cointelegraph.com/news/more-irs-…
I wonder how #Amazon can enforce this. Or can they be brave enough to just exit the facial recognition market like #IBM? cnbc.com/2020/06/10/ama…
What’s the point of a penalty if it doesn’t deter #Facebook to violate user #privacy again? It seems more like a well considered cost of doing business for them. techcrunch.com/2019/04/24/fac…
#Facebook is so good at carefully saying that they have not “internally abused or improperly accessed” 600 million user passwords. But not to specifically how they have used it. Do…
They have set the bar for racism PR cost at half a day (~1/760 of a year) of doing business. It won’t financially hurt #Starbucks. bbc.com/news/av/world-…
Will #Facebook donate to charity or return any of the money made via these rogue apps? Or we can trust them not to ever do it again in the future?…
When #Facebook can’t be trusted with user data, we can trust them to audit others for data breach? apnewsarchive.com/2018/Facebook-…