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> By letting the CA scandal happen, they seriously sold a lot of data. The CA scandal did not involve any sale between CA and Facebook. CA sold insights gleane
by jameslk 9y ago
> By letting the CA scandal happen, they seriously sold a lot of data.
The CA scandal did not involve any sale between CA and Facebook. CA sold insights gleaned from data pulled from Facebook's public and free-of-charge Graph API.
> Also, nothing changes the fact that Facebook is clearly harmful to the society in important ways, according to various researches.
I'm not sure how that's relevant here. Arguing that Facebook is a bad company does not make misinformation more correct.
- aserafini 9y agoIt's relevant because we're discussing a Facebook employee that wants to screen hires for integrity. Given widely known scientific evidence that FB causes anxiety and lowers self-esteem, which is a direct consequence of its core business model: integrity is already in question when you accept the interview.