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It seems their corporate motto, instead of the old Google, "Don't be evil" is "Be as evil as possible."
by dhosek 7y ago
It seems their corporate motto, instead of the old Google, "Don't be evil" is "Be as evil as possible."
- georgespencer 7y agoIt's weird isn't it? I went through a period (personally) where I felt super misunderstood by people around me, and after a while I realised it was me who was miscalibrated. I get the impression that FB feels the same, but without the capacity for self-reflection or desire to change. A shame because the Facebook platforms could be, if not a force for good, at the very least neutral. Instead it seems like every single thing they do is insidious.
- gowld 7y agoFacebook is creating a more Open and Connected World. This little privacy incursions are the tax that you pay, as part of the social contract, to help bring the greatness of Facebook to others. ^ This is what Mark Zuckerberg tells government and journalists. And you know what? If you are a Facebook user, he's right! Only non-users and people dragged onto the platform only to communicate with friends/family/partners who insist in Facebook-only communication, have a right to complain.