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It sounds like you’re trying to relate the ever changing adoption and development of web standards with longstanding ethical expectations in research. Nevermin
by jwilber 6y ago
It sounds like you’re trying to relate the ever changing adoption and development of web standards with longstanding ethical expectations in research.
Nevermind the fact that the former aren’t direct actions on customers (Amazon wasn’t not showing https for only certain users) while the latter is a direct, concentrated, understood action on customers.
The two aren’t similar at all.
- chatmasta 6y agoNo, I'm comparing the complete disregard for user's privacy / well-being with the status quo at the time, which was "major payment portals don't even implement HTTPS." If you want to document Facebook's ethical lapses, you could go all the way back to 2004. But it's only the past few years people started actually caring.