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FB's response to this whole thing is been terrible. Zuckerberg and Sandbberg weren't seen for days. And now Sandberg comes out with the defense that "Cambridge
by thisisit 9y ago
FB's response to this whole thing is been terrible. Zuckerberg and Sandbberg weren't seen for days. And now Sandberg comes out with the defense that "Cambridge Analytica told us so we believed them. We are doing audits to ensure everything is fine now."
And on top of this she even talks about how a privacy focused FB would be a paid product.
I can't help but ask - Seriously? FB doesn't seem even remotely sorry for what happened. Data Breach? Don't blame us, we had legal assurance. Privacy? Don't blame us that will be a paid product.
- krelian 9y agoWhat do you want them to say? That they are shutting down FB?
- r00fus 9y agoMaybe they're doing something proactive to prevent the next exfiltration? Something where they leave a bit of money on the table as a sign of good faith? Oh, we're talking FB. I'd sooner expect that behavior from GS first.
- r00fus 9y agoThe reality is probably uglier than we know. The slow roll out of apology really means they're not ahead of the game and expect further leaks and bombshells and can't predict them. I liked Tim Cook's reply to an interviewer asking him how he'd advise Mark, and his reply was simply "I wouldn't be in this same situation".