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WhatsApp CEO calls out Apple regarding NSO malware(9to5mac.com)
5 points by annadane 5y ago|0 comments
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by annadane 5y ago
>He's the guy who invented Facebook! And probably not even that, he probably took it from other people
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by annadane 5y ago
Which explains why links on Facebook to his competition are censored; connecting people
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by annadane 5y ago
This is a perfectly legitimate comment, but I would go one step further: throw Mark Zuckerberg in jail. While it may seem to be an industry wide practice I believe that he is above and beyond the most predatory and cynical of the practition
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by annadane 5y ago
Yet another lie from Mark Zuckerberg. "No, we won't merge <company we just bought>. Promise." He's not trustworthy at all, he's such a slimeball
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by annadane 5y ago
Jesus christ. Is this seriously the argument for everything now? You realize how useless saying that is?
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by annadane 5y ago
Ban Mark Zuckerberg from the internet. He ruins everything he touches
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by annadane 5y ago
People will always be a problem but when the platform manifestly does sleazy things over and over again, it's the platform.
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by annadane 5y ago
(I'm mostly talking about Facebook here) You know what social media success is also driven by? Contact scraping, buying up your competition, stripping away all control from the users (why yes, engagement does go up when you make the pr
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African WhatsApp Modders the Masters of Worldwide Adversarial Interoperability(eff.org)
2 points by annadane 5y ago|0 comments
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by annadane 5y ago
Yep. The HN whataboutism is really annoying
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by annadane 5y ago
Cool! Now let us browse (and maybe give us a chronological feed?) without logging in maybe?
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by annadane 5y ago
Can you reply to individual comments on there in the conference? I've never found out how
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by annadane 5y ago
Title is "Inside the Bubble at Facebook", I don't know why it keeps cutting off the word 'inside' Edit: fix'd
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Inside The Bubble at Facebook(nemil.com)
4 points by annadane 5y ago|1 comments
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by annadane 5y ago
None of this would be a problem with a user configurable feed and not whatever crap they throw at you
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by annadane 5y ago
Diem! (/s)
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by annadane 5y ago
Fair enough
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by annadane 5y ago
The next time you hear 'Facebook has purchased...' you know it's going to go to hell, Instagram is a prime example. Oh, now you need to log in to do anything. Oh, now there's an algorithmic feed... Mark Zuckerberg: not e
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by annadane 5y ago
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10187555
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by annadane 5y ago
The same bullshit they usually do to make them look like the poor victims
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by annadane 5y ago
Okay, so Zuck really is a sociopath, then. Good to know.
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by annadane 5y ago
Right? And then they went ahead and did it anyway
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by annadane 5y ago
Why is this downvoted? The usual paid-to-brigade people coming in?
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by annadane 5y ago
Brian Acton and Jan Koum seem to actually be ethical - and then Zuck ruins it all by being the sociopath that he is
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by annadane 5y ago
Can I just note that it's noteworthy how Zuck has conflicts with everybody? The Winklevii, Systrom and Krieger, Acton and Koum...
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by annadane 5y ago
The fact Facebook used Onavo and lied out the ass about Instagram and Whatsapp automatically means they should be broken up, in my opinion
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by annadane 5y ago
Who ever, ever thought "<friend> commented on public post" is a good idea? What the hell is that?
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by annadane 5y ago
With a less walled garden service and with interoperability encouraged (and they'll never ever embrace it due to greed) the service being down (and hey remember when fb went down and took out Instagram and Whatsapp with it?) wouldn&#x2
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Facebook calls for data portability laws, expands types of info transfer(cnbc.com)
3 points by annadane 5y ago|0 comments

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