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Mark Zuckerberg's Ponzi Scheme (2019)(aarongreenspan.com)
51 points by annadane 6y ago|24 comments
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by annadane 6y ago
Said whistleblower (assuming you're talking about Christopher Wylie) got banned from fb . That's my issue with all this. Did the Russians or Cambridge Analytica do bad stuff? Probably yes. Is Facebook also incredibly hypocritical
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by annadane 6y ago
I don't even have an option to downvote, how do people get it?
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Sometimes We Think the Internet Is Real Too(gizmodo.com)
1 points by annadane 6y ago|0 comments
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by annadane 6y ago
To me it's not even in a vacuum about whether Bannon meant it jokingly or seriously, it's how this all fits in with the rest of FB's behavior. Like Zuckerberg speaking to right wing politicians exclusively, or throttling traf
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Just Stopping Emissions May No Longer Be Enough to Stop Global Warming(futurehuman.medium.com)
3 points by annadane 6y ago|3 comments
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The Cost of the “New Way to Message on Instagram”(eff.org)
1 points by annadane 6y ago|0 comments
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by annadane 6y ago
The issue is people bought it under the assumption they wouldn't need an account, then they forced an account. It's hard to see it as anything but criminal behavior
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Facebook Cut Traffic to Leading Liberal Pages Just Before the Election(buzzfeednews.com)
7 points by annadane 6y ago|2 comments
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Goodbye, Twitter(sneak.berlin)
87 points by annadane 6y ago|85 comments
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by annadane 6y ago
Lots of downvoted comments in this thread
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by annadane 6y ago
How do the fb execs defend this? Do they ever feel... bad? Do they have a conscience at all? How is it justified in their minds?
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by annadane 6y ago
What a terrible company. What they say vs what they do in reality are worlds of difference
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End of Facebook Notes winds down Zuckerberg’s biggest flip-flop(businessesgrow.com)
1 points by annadane 6y ago|0 comments
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The Lost Chapter(aarongreenspan.com)
3 points by annadane 6y ago|0 comments
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by annadane 6y ago
If you suggest this site has astroturfing you'll be chastised for not following the site guidelines even though it's perfectly possible that there is astroturfing
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by annadane 6y ago
GDPR might but if such a thing didn't exist Facebook absolutely would dominate the world, which is exactly what they want, sick fucks
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by annadane 6y ago
Of course it is. And so is their purchase of Instagram, Whatsapp, Giphy, and the entire way they've cornered the market with abusive and coercive practices
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Facebook Inc. New Employee Manual(profgalloway.com)
2 points by annadane 6y ago|0 comments
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Open to Attack and Connected to the Kremlin(aarongreenspan.com)
2 points by annadane 6y ago|0 comments
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Facebook is rejecting a request to help with Myanmar genocide investigation(time.com)
9 points by annadane 6y ago|0 comments
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by annadane 6y ago
Apologists. I don't get it either.
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by annadane 6y ago
NO way? Really? You sure about that? Seriously?
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by annadane 6y ago
Was going to ask that too
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by annadane 6y ago
And because of C.A. FB can probably claim they need to close the graph so that sort of thing doesn't happen again But yeah, drives me nuts. Innovation happens due to the initial openness... then everyone closes down and takes their bal
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by annadane 6y ago
I fail to see why this is downvoted. Completely agree.
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by annadane 6y ago
That's fair and I'm sorry. Still, we should demand better from these platforms, it's not enough
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by annadane 6y ago
You think this is a justification to do this? On Hacker News? Really? I do not understand the mindset of some people
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If you’re not terrified about Facebook, you haven’t been paying attention(theguardian.com)
42 points by annadane 6y ago|25 comments
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by annadane 6y ago
But we don't want to be the arbiters of truth! Has this company ever been honest about anything in its entire history? Do any of the execs have mirrors in their houses so they have to look at who they are every now and then?

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