Folk have to delete facebook after such a breach of trust. Use of data to nudge election victories is the scandal of our time
OK so this is weird. Facebook takes full page ads in newspapers, which typically hate what it has done to their revenues, to try and rescue its reputation. Does Zuckerberg’s statement reassure? I am doubtful. Begs too many questions perhapspic.twitter.com/IHIQbsOxk8
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That statement mentions the app and uni researcher from the off in an attempt to deflect attention. It’s not the existence of data capturing apps, it’s the sanctioning of their use. Woeful crisis comms.
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He’s just admitted he expects there are further massive data breaches. That seems to be an extraordinary revelation.
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Yep. Just before
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What kind of a signature is that?! Never trust a man with a limp handshake or crap signature!
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Very true.I remember
@RhodriOwen’s like it was yesterday.Firm but caring; solid yet warm; charismatic without being overbearing. Remarkable
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Facebook and UK newspapers do have one thing in common: Industrial scale tax "avoidance".
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Probably would have made more sense to have this as a banner on Facebook itself, since it's only aimed at FB users.
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Do Facebook users read newspapers? For a lot it's their main source of news. Why not just pin this apology to everyone's feed?
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User growth is in an older demographic. They still read papers. He lost younger people years ago.
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