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by 734786710934 9y ago
Users did consent when they approved CA's app. The only argument that can be made is that they didn't fully know what they were consenting to.
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by 734786710934 9y ago
https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/975767154145415168 "I never expected them to disappear, I was hoping to reduce the rate at which people were intentionally misreading them." Why Facebook employees a
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"Facebook makes their money by exploiting and selling intimate details about the private lives of millions, far beyond the scant details you voluntarily post." Facebook doesn't sell information, it sells ads. It's in Fac
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by 734786710934 9y ago
This wasn't a data breach, it was a misuse of data by a third party.
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by 734786710934 9y ago
The writers for most prime-time sitcoms are Democrats. They do it for free.
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2017 Was Bad for Bloomberg. 2018 Will Be Worse. All of these anti-Facebook articles should have disclaimers informing readers that they are in competition with Facebook and that Facebook is winning.
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by 734786710934 9y ago
Users who were upset with the change need to reckon with the fact that Patreon isn't profitable and that it's likely that it's impossible for them to ever become profitable with their 5% business model (Patreon is based in
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by 734786710934 9y ago
You missed the key fact here: Zuckerberg wants to do more for the community but his initiatives are being blocked by the city. I say that there is a disconnect because this is being presented by the author as a failure of Zuckerberg's
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by 734786710934 9y ago
>The proper way to improve education in a community is to get involved with the existing school systems That didn't work out too well when Zuckerberg tried it: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/how-newark-
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There's a weird disconnect in this article between the reality of what Zuckerberg is trying to do and the agenda being pushed by the author. You have this paragraph: "The social network has been lobbying to build more housing in t
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The same people said the same thing about Instagram and WhatsApp.
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The press's portrayal of Travis isn't shared by most Uber employees. He's still well liked inside the company.