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That argument doesn't apply to Facebook who don't serve ads from third-party servers or with third-party code. You're just as likely to find a security flaw in
by Flimm 10y ago
That argument doesn't apply to Facebook who don't serve ads from third-party servers or with third-party code. You're just as likely to find a security flaw in Facebook's ads as in Facebook's organic posts.
- xcombelle 10y agoexcept that facebook can make ad for malware independently of flaw in facebook code
- meira 10y agoExcept that facebook itself is a malware/spyware that tracks you in N ways that most of us don't know, and share with a lot of people and corporates that we would not want to have access to.