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What is your solution then? I don't use FB and Twitter for the same reasons. They both propagate disinformation and propaganda. Or are you more concerned about
by A4ET8a8uTh0 6y ago
What is your solution then? I don't use FB and Twitter for the same reasons. They both propagate disinformation and propaganda.
Or are you more concerned about wrong propaganda and misinformation ( I apologize in advance about sounding like this, but it is actually relevant to the point here )?
If we want to move past this, we need some sort of working guidance we can all agree on. In its absence, I might as well default to full free speech defense.
- crispyambulance 6y ago> What is your solution then? There is not going to be any silver-bullet solution here. If we ever resolve it, it's going to involve a lot of different approaches. I don't think anyone has a complete answer. For one thing, putting more power in the hands of users to control how their information get used is a step in the right direction. For example, it should be possible to easily identify and search-for any entity who's paying money to put something in front of our eyeballs or who is buying our data. Even better, it should be possible to strictly limit who or what gets our information.