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is “against” the word you wanted there?
Microsoft is "continuing its crusade" against privacy by quietly deleting its database of more than 10 million faces, writes @rachel_england in @engadgethttps://nyti.ms/2IlQwLQ
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Yeah, you've definitely got the gist of the article wrong here.
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Can you fix this please? Not keen on having my name attached to this erroneous tweet. Thanks.
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I actually decided to unfollow
@PrivacyProject due to the almost comical misrepresentation of this article. Do better.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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crusade against privacy? I think "desire for improved privacy regulation" may be what you were going for.
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Why would they now become privacy crusaders? Perhaps out of goodness of their heart! It's interesting that they have 10's of millions of faces. Where did they get them from? Laptop cameras?! I smell a fish here somewhere.
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Read the article before putting your nose in seafood. It was celebrity faces taken from the internet and the press, even if there were some mistakes of pictures of private individuals taken from http://FT.com
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