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That's a different issue, though, and unrelated to this thread.
by jlmorton 9y ago
That's a different issue, though, and unrelated to this thread.
- heretoo 9y agoIt is relevant and related to their track record regarding how they treat user privacy, what data they have previously released to third parties, and what their current legal standing is with regards to the same issue, especially in light of Cambridge Analytica.
- lanevorockz 9y agoIt's not, I recommend you to create your company account in Facebook and be horrified on the amount of information that you can collect from anyone.
- heretoo 9y agoI was addressing the comment "they knew it was illegal" and the response "what .. was illegal?". The two links suggest awareness by Facebook of the illegality. So, where is the irrelevance of the two links with regards to the privacy concerns highlighted by this whole story?