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Whoa. Are you implying that Facebook employees in Austin are helping, say, the Chinese government censor pro-democracy groups? I'm not sure the employee's per
by cvwright 8y ago
Whoa. Are you implying that Facebook employees in Austin are helping, say, the Chinese government censor pro-democracy groups?
I'm not sure the employee's perks (or lack thereof) are the biggest story there.
- duxup 8y agoCould be more benign such as a country that has rules about no political adds between X and Y times. Still your question is valid.
- dfabulich 8y agoFacebook is banned in China.
- tjkrusinski 8y agoThat was such a specific jump to an outlandish conclusion, no?
- tomhoward 8y agoMost countries have laws about what is legal/illegal to be published online, including those regarded as the most free/democratic. Facebook is just doing what they have to do to avoid falling foul of those laws. As someone else said, Facebook is blocked in China so it's not really about China at all.