2 ms·
Regardless of who’s giving the advice, it’s actually good advice. The guy has completely lost touch with reality. His comments on Apple and Tim Cook (who has ne
by camillomiller 9y ago
Regardless of who’s giving the advice, it’s actually good advice.
The guy has completely lost touch with reality.
His comments on Apple and Tim Cook (who has never attacked Facebook directly, just replied to a specific question) show that he’s also losing the needed institutional composure his position requires.
Personally I thing his argument (we profile you for advertising ‘cause that’s the only way to give a service to poor people as well) is utter BS.
- josefresco 9y ago> who has never attacked Facebook directly, just replied to a specific question Both of them "sideswiped" each other. > The guy has completely lost touch with reality This is true.
- nostromo 9y agoIt's interesting Zuckerberg called Cook's comments glib... right before claiming that Facebook is free because it cares about poor people. Zuckerberg clearly won the glib prize in this exchange.
- pinewurst 9y agoThere's a big difference between posters on the side of a city bus and Facebook surveillance. Zuckerberg is trying to obscure that difference as "nothing wrong with being advertising supported".