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I wonder how many false positives happen with these match ups. Or if the people in question could have just denied that they made the tweets. This also makes
by gee_totes 15y ago
I wonder how many false positives happen with these match ups. Or if the people in question could have just denied that they made the tweets.
This also makes me super freaked out about Google+'s real names policy, since it will literally be providing the United States Government with a massive surveillance network.
- cookiecaper 15y agoWhy are you more worried about Google+ than Facebook?
- gee_totes 15y agoFacebook is much more lenient with fake names, and it's much less of a risk for a user to have a fake name on Facebook--all that get's deactivated with if a fake name gets caught is the Facebook account, not their Gmail or any other services. True, if caught with a fake name, your @facebook.com e-mail will probably be deactivated, but not as many people use @facebook.com as do @gmail.com