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> [...] studying the connections people have to determine the threat profile - not just the individuals posting habits. Well that's just TERRIFYING. My account
by bjt2n3904 5y ago
> [...] studying the connections people have to determine the threat profile - not just the individuals posting habits.
Well that's just TERRIFYING. My account can get flagged... Not because of what I say, but because of who I know?
Talk about a way to unperson someone. Make it so that even associating with them causes the social graph to collapse.
- daenz 5y agoUser bjt2n3904 has expressed a strong negative reaction to threat profiling. Increase threat profile score by .4
- GuB-42 5y agoI think is is more about detecting highly connected groups and finding what they have in common. For example, if there is a group where each member connects to most other members and nazism is the common denominator, then it is identified az a nazi group. If you connect to a large part of the group, then you are a potential nazi. If you know someone in that group and most of your other contacts are unrelated, you are probably not a nazi. It is not that someone is marked as a supernazi and turns everyone he touches into a nazi.
- d110af5ccf 5y agoI think you might have missed the point. > If you connect to a large part of the group, then you are a potential nazi. IOW > > My account can get flagged... Not because of what I say, but because of who I know? Don't worry, when the US implements a social credit system it will be better than China's because it will be piecemeal and run by unelected tech companies instead of the government!