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Amazing the way these principle apply when it’s them, not us.

• stonethrowaway 2y ago
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• emtel 2y ago
  What are you talking about? Would facebook allow an account that posted some else's realtime location? No, probably not. Does facebook claim to adhere to free speech absolutism? No. What principle are they applying inconsistently here?
  • amatecha 2y ago
    The person you're responding to is asserting that the privacy of the jet owners apparently matters, but the privacy of Meta users doesn't (presumably due to the way they do business etc.)
  • xandrius 2y ago
    The info is already public and it's tracking the vehicle not the person. On top of that, Zuck never seemed to care about the consequences of tracking people's behaviour, so tit for tat, I'd say.
    • soerxpso 2y ago
      This fails to respond to the point made in the reply you're responding to. Posting someone's location for potential stalkers is different from having their location. Posting it is consistently against Facebook's rules.