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Given that we don't know what his private conversations look like now, and that his actions still seem to support that position -- it's at least relevant. Delet
by drawnwren 9y ago
Given that we don't know what his private conversations look like now, and that his actions still seem to support that position -- it's at least relevant. Deleting all Facebook executive messages by exception alone makes me think this wasn't the worst thing that could have been found.
- forapurpose 9y ago> Given that we don't know what his private conversations look like now I don't get it - he knows what our private conversations look like. Why don't we know his?
- dTal 9y agoNow you're getting it! He also spent 43 million dollars buying all his neighbor's houses, in order to tear them down, and tapes his webcam. For a guy who supposedly believes privacy is dead, he sure does value it.
- 908087 9y agoDon't forget his Hawaiian privacy retreat, which last I heard he was building a massive wall around.
- 908087 9y agoWhen people like Zuckerberg preach about radical transparency and privacy being an outdated concept, they're referring to the type of radical transparency where they themselves remain opaque, while the rest of the world becomes transparent to them.