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Infographic is pretty but misleading propaganda that promotes its left column. It does indicate "advertisers" win at the bottom, but fails to mention stalkers,
by bugsy 15y ago
Infographic is pretty but misleading propaganda that promotes its left column. It does indicate "advertisers" win at the bottom, but fails to mention stalkers, totalitarian governments, corporate power in general, and Zuckerberg and his investors in particular benefit from the total internet surveillance tracking which Zuckerberg cynically calls "integrity".
Having a corporation track all your visits, readings and posts on the internet such as Facebook is trying to establish, and to be able to accurately link it to your identity, is about power control and money, and not to your benefit. It is such an unpleasant possibility that expert PR firms plant absurd infographics and stories every day to promote this agenda and pay armies to downvote or otherwise disenfranchise all who question the plan. The propaganda is working as we see here in this discussion all the people now have bought in and are promoting corporate surveillance and control of lives as if it is a good thing in any way whatsoever.