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Replying to @mwichary
No doubt Facebook is a business operating in a capitalist environment. I really don’t blame them. Personally I don’t use FB much, but I’m also under no delusion that they wouldn’t use the data I gave them to make money (I expect it.)
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Replying to @rsms
This is irresponsible as it reduces the security of the world at large, reducing people’s trust in two factor. There are many examples of security experts criticizing them for this. It’s also not a thing other companies do.
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Replying to @mwichary
I agree that it’s irresponsible, but I don’t think it’s unexpected that the data I give to a for-profit business will use that data to make more money. Maybe I’ve just become used to being used in this country :–/
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Replying to @rsms
Why do you ask why people hate FB if you already know it all deep inside. :·)
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Counter example to that approach (from a company not without faults, don’t get me wrong!):https://www.cultofmac.com/268413/tim-cook-tells-profit-obsessed-investors-sell-stock/amp/ …
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And I think that’s kind of the coda in genera: there are so many examples of Facebook being a bad influence on the world, and so little of those examples even *bothering* them.
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Facebook still charges on as if we haven’t learned anything since 2010. The critique and evidence is met with evasion, dumping damaging press releases on Friday nights, and vague “we know we could do better”a quarter apologies from the powers that be.
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(As an example: https://amp.businessinsider.com/sheryl-sandberg-did-not-know-facebook-hired-pr-firm-definers-2018-11 …)
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