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So you're saying we should keep using Facebook (making them money) and we should also do the policing Facebook doesn't want to do - for free?
by m_eiman 5y ago
So you're saying we should keep using Facebook (making them money) and we should also do the policing Facebook doesn't want to do - for free?
- lnxg33k1 5y agoI am saying you shouldn't boycott facebook to solve the issue with election mangling and profiling, if you want that you need to ask your representative to regulate that, otherwise while you leave, the people most subject to misinformation are still there to be fooled and the society as a whole wouldn't benefit. But of course if you don't want facebook to make money(1), or it doesn't respect your ethical vision, then you're free to leave, knowing that it doesn't solve the problem (1) the whole web is still full of like buttons, so you're making them money anyway I have this kind of conversation with vegans I know most of the time, they boycott meat industry, without triggering any sort of regulation, to switch to agro products, then when put in front of agricultural companies employing clandestine labour without rights and contracts, they dodge it, as you can't boycott all food and eat rocks, boycotting is useless, regulations are king
- _jal 5y ago> the whole web is still full of like buttons Make these addresses non-routable in whatever way is most ergonomic for you and enjoy a less junky internet. whois -h whois.radb.net -- '-i origin AS32934' | grep ^route It isn't hard to cut someone out of your life on the internet.