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The irony is just too much. Are you really complaining about a breach of 'trust' when data in possession of one entity ended up in the hands of another without
by redial 8y ago
The irony is just too much.
Are you really complaining about a breach of 'trust' when data in possession of one entity ended up in the hands of another without the subject's permission?
In a thread about Facebook?
- kodablah 8y ago>> Sadly, the less-principled [...] care more about who it's targeted towards than the actions. > about Facebook :-(
- redial 8y agoLive by the sword...cry injustice of the 'less-principled' when everybody else gets swords. But everyone is right when quoting one's self.
- clubm8 8y agoI "laughed out loud" at the idea Facebook thinks having things revealed during discovery that are embarrassing is new or some uniquely targeted kind of bullying directed specifically at them. I think FB is so use to pumping money into DC lobbying that encountering a functional government investigation shocked and awed them.