>> A screenshot from the actual experiment: https://twitter.com/joeosborne/status/1440456340673949700 https://twitter.com/joeosborne/status/1440456340673949700

>> A screenshot from the actual experiment: https://twitter.com/joeosborne/status/1440456340673949700 https://twitter.com/joeosborne/status/1440456340673949700 Looks like the article is overblown. > Edit: Previous tweets in that chain from Joe also don't lend themselves to trust. That tweet is from @joeosborne "a @Facebook spokesperson." Not someone who I'd trust to accurately and fully characterize Facebook's actions. Given their prior history, I'd expect something misleading that attempts to portray them in the absolute best light. He also seems to think journalists should take statements from company spokesmen as the absolute truth. That's not true, and especially not true for a company as untrustworthy as Facebook.