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Facebook treats people's volunteered information as goods-for trade. And business is booming!! Politics aside, I wonder how this will affect the "Russian inter
by HenryBemis 9y ago
Facebook treats people's volunteered information as goods-for trade. And business is booming!!
Politics aside, I wonder how this will affect the "Russian intervention in US and UK politics" search for "truth".
I am also expecting that UK authorities will be paying a visit to "Cambridge Analytica" and I hope we will find out the truth on what exactly they did for the UK Referendum, US Elections, and wherever else they "helped people decide".
Something tells me though that we won't ever be told the truth. E.g. let's say that there was no Russian interventios to US election and it was all Cambridge Analytica's doing. With Theresa May driving the attention away from the actual problems and into a "UK-Russia" debate about the death of a spy, it would NOT serve her political agenda of smoke-and-mirrors to clear Russia's name (just theorising - I don't take sides).
Ps: I remember a saying "live by the sword - die by the sword". How do people expect a spy (who has been uncovered) to die? In his bed on his 90s?
- cryptoz 9y ago> let's say that there was no Russian interventios to US election I know you're posing a hypothetical, but your scenario is impossible. Over a dozen Russians have already been indicted. Russia was involved. Period.
- talmand 9y agoPersonally, I'm waiting on the indictments of the US citizens, including high-level federal employees/politicians that have done the much same thing for decades in other countries.
- ZeroGravitas 9y agoYou're in luck. The company this article is talking about was part owned by an American, and had an American high-level federal employeee as Vice President and their CEO has just been captured on tape talking about having done much the same thing in several other countries. Maybe you'll get your wish.
- m3kw9 9y agohow is this news to anyone? Just about every player in the free to use game will use or share your data either directory or indirectly.
- simonh 9y agoLet’s say that all the extensive evidence of these people doing this thing doesn’t exist... no thanks. >How do people expect a spy.... to die? Pretty sure the guy’s daughter and the British police officer incapacitated in hospital, by a military nerve agent with no cure, weren’t expecting to end up this way. I think you’ve been watching too many Bond movies.