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I know the answer is money in politics, SV culture, etc. But it's near certainty twitter will continue as they do in and 2 weeks everyone will move on. Maybe t
by spicybright 4y ago
I know the answer is money in politics, SV culture, etc. But it's near certainty twitter will continue as they do in and 2 weeks everyone will move on.
Maybe they get a small boo-boo in the form of a symbolic fine, mangers scramble for a bit, and then the whole thing happens again and again.
Why is this?
- pauldenton 4y agoTwitter is vulnerable, most vulnerable of the big social media sites it seems. The Musk deal has fallen through, and it seems like Musk was not the only one to lose confidence in Twitter. It could easily go the way of Myspace. How many users does Myspace have these days? Active users
- autoexec 4y agoBecause twitter users care more about the convince twitter provides than they do about the risks their privacy and security as a result of using twitter. I suspect most have no idea what the risks are or have some very limited idea of some of them. Maybe if they had a better understanding of the risks they'd close their accounts and move to something new, but I doubt there be enough of them to cause twitter to invest in securing the unnecessary amounts of data they collect. This sort of thing will only be fixed when we hold companies accountable for failing to protect customer data through regulation with many rows of sharp teeth.
- InCityDreams 4y ago>Why is this? Because non-twitter users don't give a fuck. And also, twitter users don't give a fuck.