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Of course your real identity is probably involved somewhere. It's just that I, and many others like me, don't think a third party should know what my real ident
by ajxs 7y ago
Of course your real identity is probably involved somewhere. It's just that I, and many others like me, don't think a third party should know what my real identity is. It's not their business.
Edit: Unfortunately it probably is their business. A poor choice of words.
- jacobush 7y agoAren’t we already at a tipping point where your FB identity effectively is your real identity? For many purposes the companies don’t have to care your ”real” identity
- ajxs 7y agoNo, not really. I don't apply for jobs, book flights or vote with my Facebook account. I'm not concerned with what kind of insights that Facebook can infer from a fake Mickey Mouse account. I'm concerned about the possibility of being discriminated against in the real world based upon data gleamed from my online interactions.
- jacobush 7y agoYou can get discriminated when booking flights though and you get selective propaganda through your FB account though... so you individually may not be affected but your group, whatever that is, may be.