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i just can’t believe facebook’s telling of the story. they are essentially saying that one of the most powerful companies in the world basically just asked pret
by nikofeyn 9y ago
i just can’t believe facebook’s telling of the story. they are essentially saying that one of the most powerful companies in the world basically just asked pretty please for an offender to delete data amongst other requests and then just took their word for it.
they’re painting it as if they did their darnedest, but i think they just don’t actualy care or something more serious. this entire interview is basically zuckerberg just spewing damage control and explaining that facebook doesn't understand how people are using and abusing their data, with regards to developers, governments, etc. that latter point is either just pure neglect or willful ignorance in turning their head until it hurts them.
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- zinckiwi 9y agoIf you sent me a file and then insisted I delete it, how exactly would you expect me to prove that I had?
- asveikau 9y agoShould have put it on Stories. Deletes in 24 hours.
- jim_d 9y agoI think it's even worse than that, I suspect there have been a lot of companies like CA that have had their access cut off and have retained the data. FB probably has never done a serious investigation of most of them. This one is only important because it's gotten so much media attention. If it wasn't related to the election it would have been business as usual and nobody would care or know about CA.