Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
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Re: Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
#2Glad to see this out in the open.
Re: Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
#3At this point, literally nothing about this is surprising
Re: Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
#4News: Zuckerberg is a thieving lying snake. Facebook is cancer. As long as these snakes don't go to prison, this will not stop/end.
Re: Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
#5I do appreciate how their “Director of Platform Partnerships” was also apparently in charge of killing platforms FB thought had become too popular. Great folks to do business with, I’m sure.
Re: Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
#6Zuck literally is becoming a charicature. What a joke.
Except that world democracy is at stake.
Can we regulate these goons yet or what?
Re: Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
#7News: Zuckerberg is a thieving lying snake. Facebook is cancer. As long as these snakes don't go to prison, this will not stop/end.
According to one of the first paragraphs of the article
> The company has not been accused of breaking the law.
So there doesn’t seem to be any reason Zuckerberg would be going to prison.
Re: Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
#8News: Zuckerberg is a thieving lying snake. Facebook is cancer. As long as these snakes don't go to prison, this will not stop/end.
Can we please stop with the hyperbole ?
Facebook absolutely deserves to be regulated but right now nothing they or Zuckerberg has done is remotely illegal.
Re: Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
#9Absolute shocker.
Re: Facebook documents show plans to sell access to user data discussed for years
#10I do appreciate how their “Director of Platform Partnerships” was also apparently in charge of killing platforms FB thought had become too popular. Great folks to do business with, I’m sure.
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