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annadane
6y ago
I notice someone went around downvoting all critical FB comments I've posted recently. They legitimately have shills patrolling HN.
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annadane
6y ago
Be glad. You do not want to be associated with Facebook.
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annadane
6y ago
https://overcast.fm/+QLdurp-A8 for a good overview of how Facebook treats its acquisitions. Absolutely disgusting. Throw Zuck in prison.
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annadane
6y ago
Could you stop? Don't you have enough? Let me guess. Giphy will now be used to spy on people, it won't be chronological any more, Zuck bought this because it threatens his internet empire, etc etc...
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annadane
6y ago
This is also what I fucking hate about Facebook's desire to make you spend all your time there. They do the same sort of thing.
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annadane
6y ago
It's just, I'd feel more sympathetic if Facebook hadn't spent the last several years being unethical
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Facebook is helping to set up a new pro-tech advocacy group
(washingtonpost.com)
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annadane
6y ago
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annadane
6y ago
I'm just mad at Twitter, because they should know better especially with their interface and how simple it was.
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annadane
6y ago
Okay, now how about not having your design be terrible?
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Criticism of Facebook
(en.wikipedia.org)
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annadane
6y ago
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annadane
6y ago
Why are there so many apologists on HN? (Not you, the person you replied to)
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Facebook Just Invested $5.7B in India's Largest Telecom Carrier
(buzzfeednews.com)
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annadane
6y ago
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Data – the new oil, or potential for a toxic oil spill?
(kaspersky.com)
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annadane
6y ago
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Zoom is now 'the Facebook of video apps'
(engadget.com)
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annadane
7y ago
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annadane
7y ago
Oh. That Dyson.
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Facebook executives allegedly ‘knew for years’ about misleading metric
(ft.com)
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annadane
7y ago
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annadane
7y ago
I mean they did start publicly displaying "likes". That's what retweet is for. They're not immune to bullshit design decisions
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annadane
7y ago
But I thought all that was required is a cartoon video explaining copyright to YT's users because they're just stupid and don't understand?!
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Zuckerberg’s Early Diary Plays a Starring Role in New Facebook Opus
(bloomberg.com)
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annadane
7y ago
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annadane
7y ago
I think equating fb to other social media misses the point. It's specifically the privacy violations, whether indirect (people reporting they can no longer make their profiles unsearchable, or posts they thought were private suddenly s
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annadane
7y ago
What is up with the recent wave of relativism-type comments? "Yes, Facebook is bad, but what about Reddit?" "Yes, Microsoft is bad, but what about Google?" etc etc They're not productive. Yet a ton of people are doi
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Debian 10.3
(debian.org)
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annadane
7y ago
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annadane
7y ago
It's not fair to the public that FB bought up Insta/Whatsapp. That is a true lack of choice. If it were just FB, fine, ignore it, don't use it, use Whatsapp. But no, they get to buy up competition whilst telling us how much o
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Guess Who’s Behind Facebook’s Political Ad Policy
(vanityfair.com)
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annadane
7y ago
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annadane
7y ago
It bothers me more how they'll put on a smile and declare themselves kings of transparency... and then do this anyway Like do you not directly see your own hypocrisy?
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Facebook still won't let you “friend” Christopher Wylie
(cbsnews.com)
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annadane
7y ago
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annadane
7y ago
I really don't understand why companies insist on doing the scummiest thing. I know, I know. Profit, but they must surely think before doing this stuff right?
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Silicon Valley Cynicism in the Age of Trump and Zuckerberg
(wired.com)
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annadane
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annadane
7y ago
It makes me curious what Facebook means specifically by 'privacy'. Do they say it with absolutely no irony?
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Facebook is chipping away at privacy – and my profile has been exposed (2016)
(theguardian.com)
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annadane
7y ago
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