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If no one believes that they've improved I actually don't think they do have an incentive; what do you perceive that to be? To put it another way, if they will
by debatem1 8y ago
If no one believes that they've improved I actually don't think they do have an incentive; what do you perceive that to be?
To put it another way, if they will be penalized for being insecure either way, why spend the money to be secure?
- NetOpWibby 8y agoBecause it's the right thing to do. Maybe I'm just being naïve.
- debatem1 8y agoI mean, that's nice but it's not an incentive. If you assume, as the author apparently does, that Facebook is at least motivated to have you believe that they're secure, telling them you won't no matter what they say is counterproductive.