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I've said it before and I'll say it again: I made Mark aware of this general type of problem in April 2005. In writing. With a warning about violating the FTC A

I've said it before and I'll say it again: I made Mark aware of this general type of problem in April 2005. In writing. With a warning about violating the FTC Act. Learning about Cambridge Analytica ten years later would have been at least the second time he heard about a friend-of-friend data breach. https://www.plainsite.org/documents/amjxp/facebook-origins-timeline/ https://www.plainsite.org/documents/amjxp/facebook-origins-t...

BoiledCabbage 7y ago
> I made Mark aware of this general type of problem in April 2005. In writing. With a warning about violating the FTC Act. That's actually pretty amazing considering how long back it was. It's a shame something wasn't done then. Was this an email he responded to? How was it communicated?
- karlding 7y ago
  Quote from the linked website: > Thursday, April 7, 2005 > 4:12:44 PM EDT > Mark Zuckerberg starts a conversation with Aaron Greenspan on AIM > > [...] > ThinkComp: i don't care who wrote it > ThinkComp: or where they are > ThinkComp: it's your responsibility to get it done > zberg02: yea but it's also my responsibility to get other stuff done as well > zberg02: you know how it is to run a business > ThinkComp: believe me, i totally understand that :-) > ThinkComp: i'm drowning in taxes > ThinkComp: and have 20 other projects going on > zberg02: yea > ThinkComp: but those projects affect maybe 30 people collectively > ThinkComp: and there's no danger element > zberg02: and i really do get that you care about people's security > ThinkComp: you could have opened yourself up to another lawsuit had you left it open longer > zberg02: not quite > ThinkComp: oh yes > ThinkComp: very much so > ThinkComp: FTC code section 5 > [...]