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Privacy is a joke for #Facebook. #MarkZuckerberg announced new focus on keeping less data about users and more end-to-end encryption. Will be a good excuse in the future to say…
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…
The funny part is, why does #MarkZuckerberg think he can pick and choose regulations which are compatible with #Facebook‘s business model of selling user privacy based advertising? facebook.com/4/posts/101070…
It can easily be read as #Facebook blaming governments around the world for not regulating them early enough. cnet.com/news/facebooks…
When it suits #Facebook, lead with small number like 4000 viewed of original video, but eighth point on their list, in 24 hours 300,000 more uploaded and then removed (not…
I am glad this is done by #Apple, with simple business model to sell you hardware and direct services. Imagine if #Facebook and #Google got all these data about your…
Now imagine any media outlets enabling this kind of violence to live-stream on their platform, they would lose their license to operate. Social media is different? #Facebook can get away…
Surprised? A year from now, #Facebook will still be growing it’s revenue from selling ads using your data. mashable.com/article/roger-…
#Facebook focusing on privacy, is it for users benefits or to avoid legal scrutiny? Will it solve the problem of spreading fake news and misleading the public? And who will…