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No, because the moral ambiguity inherent implied would kind of conflate different problems. What is Facebook doing wrong? They're allowing people to share cont
by jollybean 5y ago
No, because the moral ambiguity inherent implied would kind of conflate different problems.
What is Facebook doing wrong? They're allowing people to share content. Some of that content, some people want censored, because they believe it has a negative influence, many (most) others would disagree. That's mostly it.
If Facebook, Google, Snap, Insta were all actively sharing all of their data with the Government, so that the Government could censor any and all criticism, throw people in jail arbitrarily, use FB to track down an ethnic group of citizens and throw them in brainwashing camps with no oversight, control the entire media, and stop people from accessing information outside the USA - then I would agree with your point.
- ClumsyPilot 5y ago"What is Facebook doing wrong? They're allowing people to share content" I don't have a dog in that fight, I am reffering to them spying on people who have enevr even signed up tp facebook, enabling electoral fraud in Uk and conspiring with Google to manipulate the ad market. All of those activities are illegal and well documented.