These are the privacy permissions that you grant for Meta's new twitter competitor
These are the privacy permissions that you grant for Meta's new twitter competitor
Yikes.
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Anyone know Meta's track record with data?
It's got to be great if they ask for all this /s
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Let's not forget that they were fined $5 billion for deliberately misleading users about how their personal data was used in regard to the Cambridge Analytica scandal that effectively swayed over 200 elections all over the world, including both Brexit and Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
Seriously, everyone seems to have forgotten about that shit and it's fucking insane.
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Precisely why I don't use Facebook anymore. Fuck 'em.
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I never heard about this. What happened here?
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Cambridge Analytica was a company that used machine learning algos on Facebook user data to target hyper-specific political propaganda to many small segments of voters, rather than few large segments. They spent years testing and refining their process in the developing world in preparation for deployment in the West.
Steve Bannon was the VP. As soon as they pulled off Brexit, he left to head up Trump’s campaign using the same techniques.
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To add to what others are saying, I'd recommend taking a look at the documentary The Great Hack.
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I can see you put in /s but for anyone who really doesn't know Meta(previously Facebook) was basically constantly in court for various data violations. Anything you give them, they will be selling it and rarely will it be within their own guidelines let alone the law.
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