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> And it seems like if proved (decrypting network traffic from mobile device?) would destroy Facebook's image w/ customers. Would it, though? Facebook gets ca
by 908087 9y ago
> And it seems like if proved (decrypting network traffic from mobile device?) would destroy Facebook's image w/ customers.
Would it, though? Facebook gets caught with its pants down standing in front of a row of bent-over users pretty regularly, and for the most part those users seem happy or naive enough to stay where they are, or at best just migrate to other Facebook-owned services like Instagram/WhatsApp.
- jastanton 9y agoWhat are some good examples of that? Specifically something that has malicious intent or an abuse of some TOS. I can think of a number of examples from companies like Uber. But maybe I missed something from Facebook.