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This account is a timely reminder of the power of kompromat. With so many politicians having used Twitter and other platforms, I am a bit concerned about how mu
by kornhole 4y ago
This account is a timely reminder of the power of kompromat. With so many politicians having used Twitter and other platforms, I am a bit concerned about how much power certain tech moguls now hold over them. Combining this with campaign contributions could explain some things.
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- luckylion 4y agoLike what, for example? From what I understand, Twitter's security was/is shit, and bribing some random employee is all that was needed to hijack very high value accounts. I'd be surprised if the number of people who were able to access DMs and "like history" wasn't in the hundreds. Kompromat isn't very useful if everybody has it.
- kornhole 4y agoI watched Mudge's testimony to congress as well. Just because half the employees could access sensitive information, it does not mean that many did. Those who did funneled it to a few unless I missed a major online dump somewhere. Musk and others definitely have location history, DM's, relationships, and probably more that they could use against people.