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This must be part of Zuckerberg's new pro-privacy makeover. Maybe they can also scan users' e-mails for "suicidal ideation" and have their swatting algorithm s
by 908087 8y ago
This must be part of Zuckerberg's new pro-privacy makeover.
Maybe they can also scan users' e-mails for "suicidal ideation" and have their swatting algorithm send in the police to "protect" them.
- headsoup 8y agoIt is perhaps the way you've presented the argument that is generating downvotes, but I fail to see how this is outside the realm of Facebook's pursuits given past behaviour and current activity. Or is it that people would support this use because of a 'noble intention?' (ends justify means)
- dylan604 8y agoWould Facebook then start making calls to the police for welfare checks when a user stops using Facebook without closing their account? Surely, something must have happened to the user if they stopped logging in frequently. After all, users don't just stop using the service.