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Facebook can't seem to behave in a trustworthy manner. Initial findings about the improper sharing happened in 2015. How many years does the "move fast, break t
by mankash666 9y ago
Facebook can't seem to behave in a trustworthy manner. Initial findings about the improper sharing happened in 2015. How many years does the "move fast, break things" company need to accurately assess damage, or does it NOT want to accurately assess at all.
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- mtgx 9y agoFacebook's problem is that it has no incentive to fix these issues, which it sees as "features" for the most part. That's why it always seems to improve its privacy policy only as a result of regulations and scandals. Even then, it only does the minimum necessary that it believes will appease everyone for the time being and until the next scandal.
- mrlyc 9y agoFacebook is still moving fast and breaking things, just not their things. The morality of an organisation reflects that of its senior management. Zuckerberg doesn't care about breaching privacy so why should Facebook? He only cares that he was caught.