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It should make sense if you realize "transparent" means "no visible difference".
by mehrdadn 8y ago
It should make sense if you realize "transparent" means "no visible difference".
- jasonbarrah 8y agoTransparent has a unique meaning in the context of computing And a different one in design, business and physics. Importantly however; Tech people can claim they are being 'transparent'. To them this can mean no visible difference to the user- and to everyone else means visible/public and available for scrutiny. So yes, I am sure Zuckerberg is focused on 'transparency'.
- NeedMoreTea 8y agoQuite so. A less intentionally disingenuous word for the computing context would be "hidden".