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As much as I dislike Facebook, and don't use their services myself, in the end I think this will be a good thing for the average Facebook user. I'd say 80%+ of
by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
As much as I dislike Facebook, and don't use their services myself, in the end I think this will be a good thing for the average Facebook user.
I'd say 80%+ of people out there fail to have a backup of digital photos and eventually lose them all either through hardware failure, physically losing a device, or some other sort of negligence (on top of not keeping proper backups).
I see this being ultimately beneficial to lots of people, as well as a good move for facebook to continue to try and keep people locked onto their platform.
- jackalope 14y agoThis will provide even more fuel for Facebook's face recognition technology, which I believe will one day be Facebook's most valuable product, eventually marketed in sometimes disturbing (and secret) ways. As a fellow nonuser of Facebook, it bothers me a bit that I don't even have to participate for them to develop an accurate facial recognition profile of me; my friends, family and colleagues will gladly do it for them.
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