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I just don't believe that he actually means any of this. Facebook's actions over the years do not indicate that Mark Zuckerberg cares about the privacy of his u
by neaden 8y ago
I just don't believe that he actually means any of this. Facebook's actions over the years do not indicate that Mark Zuckerberg cares about the privacy of his users.
- smt88 8y agoEven if he does care, you can't trust him to be honest or to think their behavior all the way through. The theme in Facebook's behavior is that they put profits over privacy, but also that they don't understand what privacy really means when they do try to respect it.
- the_pwner224 8y agoI'd go so far as to say that there is no point in even bothering to read the article because of this.
- jen729w 8y agoI see downvotes, but I have to agree. I skim-read this, partly because it’s ludicrously long, but mostly because my feeling about Facebook at this point — more than a feeling, my entire mental map of the company — tells me that this is just a big pile of horse shit. Put another way: this memo could have said pretty much anything, but as long as it purports to be about Facebook doing “a privacy thing”, I’m just going to ignore it. Why would I believe them?
- iak8god 8y agoFacebook's business model is 100% incompatible with really preserving user privacy.
- skybrian 8y agoWell, what does a CEO do, really? He's saying the right things, in public, which matters more than what he thinks in private. It means at least some Facebook employees will be empowered to take action on it, because the top boss said so. We'll see what they end up building.