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Maybe Facebook assured him that they wouldn't destroy its privacy. And maybe he believed them. Or maybe he realized that the design was fscked. And so figured
by mirimir 8y ago
Maybe Facebook assured him that they wouldn't destroy its privacy. And maybe he believed them.
Or maybe he realized that the design was fscked. And so figured that he'd take the money, and do it right.
Edit: It seems that he had no choice, as imgabe notes.
- thinkloop 8y ago> Maybe Facebook assured him that they wouldn't destroy its privacy It would be odd/irresponsible if they valued "assurances" in any way (that weren't legally binding)