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I'm not interested in a man that sells personal data as a president.

• arjie 9y ago
  Does he sell the data? My impression was that Facebook generally hoards the data and then sells products that use it. The data itself stays inside and then you can use it in very specific ways by using Facebook tools. So you could use Facebook's users' data to target them on Facebook but Mark Zuckerberg isn't giving you the data.
  • mcbruiser3 9y ago
    splitting hairs much?
    • arjie 9y ago
      A fair complaint. Let me attempt to justify the difference: If the data is kept within, then there's a reasonable chance that I'm functionally anonymous to people using Facebook's products. I'm all right if people target ads and stuff. That's cool. It wouldn't bother me. If they give people access to the raw data, FB'd have to anonymize well, or I'd have to trust all their clients to make sure they don't do anything nefarious. Now I don't like this second part. This would bother me. That's why I made the distinction. But I understand if you don't and therefore see it is as nitpicking.
• nandemo 9y ago
  Interesting. How about a president that orders bombings on a country (or several of them) which hasn't attacked the US? Or a president that orders drone strikes that kill civilians?
  • SN76477 9y ago
    I do not support that either.