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It is imperative for Facebook to make their platform seem trustworthy. Do you trust that Facebook is reporting these numbers in good faith? This is the same c
by na85 5y ago
It is imperative for Facebook to make their platform seem trustworthy.
Do you trust that Facebook is reporting these numbers in good faith?
This is the same company that ran unethical psychological experiments on its users, without their consent, in attempts to cause depression-like-symptoms.
- jjulius 5y agoI unequivocally do not trust them, hence my bringing it up. :)
- alisonkisk 5y agoThat's a misrepresentation.
- spoonjim 5y agoWhat part of it is a misrepresentation? Just because it sounds beyond the pale doesn’t mean it’s a misrepresentation; the action it describes could be (is) beyond the pale.
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- rhizome 5y agoAn image of trustworthiness is much more important to them than actually being trustworthy. For them to be actual-trustworthy to the maximum number of people/accounts would involve a level of imagination and remodeling that I don't think they're capable of. Because it's a hard problem made worse by scale.
- na85 5y agoIndeed that's why I wrote that it's imperative for Facebook to make their platform seem trustworthy.