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The police doesn't have access to all the data for starters. Meta does.

• Ajedi32 9mo ago
  These are public posts we're talking about, right? Or are we saying Meta should be cracking down on content in private communication too? (And if so, isn't that the same concern I just mentioned about due process, but for privacy instead?)
  • Nextgrid 9mo ago
    If we're talking about profiting from fraud, then we're talking ads. Which are semi-public, you only see them if you fall within the targeting bucket, which definitely wouldn't include "law enforcement officer".
    • Ajedi32 9mo ago
      They profit from regular posts too, since those usually have ads next to them. But fair point.