I mean, if the strike is already happening - how is this a strikebreaking tool? It's not like Feedly has some unique insight and capability to predict strikes b

I mean, if the strike is already happening - how is this a strikebreaking tool? It's not like Feedly has some unique insight and capability to predict strikes before they occur. I think the real criticism isn't so much strikebreaking but the framing of strikes as violent/dangerous. But it's not clear in the article. It's hardly a strike-breaking or a surveillance tool (since it is based on publicly reported news).