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I want a journalist to ask him what he thinks about the age of post-privacy now, especially regarding his own privacy. But probably they are all scared to cross
by ahartmetz 9y ago
I want a journalist to ask him what he thinks about the age of post-privacy now, especially regarding his own privacy. But probably they are all scared to cross him - Facebook is too powerful.
- daodedickinson 9y agoHere's what he thinks of privacy: he had his own private paramilitary / police force de facto arrest and detain a photographer on a public California road. The photographer was taken to Facebook HQ for interrogation: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5563325/Mark-Zuckerberg-hypocrite-photographer-breached-CEOs-privacy.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5563325/Mark-Zuckerb...
- timlod 9y ago> Here's what he thinks of privacy: he had his own private paramilitary / police force de facto arrest and detain a photographer on a public California road. The photographer was taken to Facebook HQ for interrogation: > http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5563325/Mark-Zuckerb.. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5563325/Mark-Zuckerb.... Why inflate what actually happened that much? Checked you on that statement, and even the daily mail article just mentioned it was a security guard who told the photographer to go to HQ, where he was met by two executives. No 'paramilitary force'... I like neither the company nor the person, but please don't spread false information.