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Well, it's suspicious that the whistle-blower just wants to prop-up the pro-censorship views that the government already wants to push forward. Too convenient.
by Ambolia 5y ago
Well, it's suspicious that the whistle-blower just wants to prop-up the pro-censorship views that the government already wants to push forward. Too convenient.
On the other side the mainstream social media sites are a dead end, so the more censorship and the more blatant it is the better, so that people start seriously working on alternatives, the internet has really turned into something very embarrassing.
- smt88 5y agoThe whistle that she blew was about Facebook lying about its internal research. She did not call for the government to censor anything. She (and Congress) want Facebook to be transparent with its shareholders, as per the law, and to stop harming its users. The issue is with the algorithm prioritizing engagement, regardless of whether that engagement is good or bad. It is not about a particular type of content being banned or preserved.
- Ambolia 5y agoSurprise, the whistleblower was a part of a team that censored a true story for ideological reasons while at Facebook: https://thepostmillennial.com/revealed-facebook-whistleblower-was-part-of-team-that-censored-hunter-biden-laptop-story https://thepostmillennial.com/revealed-facebook-whistleblowe...