Facebook getting in trouble for privacy violations is basically a joke. That should make it their company tagline: Privacy Violations that Scale. Or something like that...
Facebook has not been doing enough to comply with a 2020 privacy order: FTC
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#213Meta should take FTC all the way to supreme court for their regulatory overreach and kneecap them, so that unelected, incompetent people don't bring their biased agenda to governing businesses https://about.fb.com/news/2023/05/upholding-our-commitment-t...
Well, that won’t go well since they agreed to a settlement.
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#214"What about Tiktok!!!" comments are either purposely obtuse or completely missing the point. Tiktok did not have a FTC judgment on them that they repeatedly violated. Meta does. There you go, explained.
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#215How come FTC keeps coming back at this one company? Whereas TikTok and others having business as normal
Comments like these make me wonder if they’re Meta employees that held onto their RSUs too long.
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#216Earlier quoted context omitted.
The spokesperson is the voice of the company, what they say is supposed to represent the opinion of the company as a whole.
I bet the rank and file are not enraged by this and I would guess that the majority probably agree that Meta should not exploit children.
I agree that Meta should not exploit children, or society at large.
That's why I don't work there though. Don't think the "rank and file" have much leg to stand on, its a decade of this shit.
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#217How can a corporation be furious? After reading the article, they don't say anything about the company or people inside the company being furious. The closest thing I could find is that a Meta spokesperson said they plan to fight it vigorously and expect to win. Maybe the headline should be "Meta opposed to proposed FTC ban on monetizing youth data".
> How can a corporation be furious? In the same way that an agency can propose: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synecdoche
Also schadenfreude as a means of engagement...
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#218Re: Facebook has not been doing enough to comply with a 2020 privacy order: FTC
#219Meta execs are probably wondering when the rest of the crowd just realizes what Facebook is and determines if they want to exchange their privacy for their services.
Who is even surprised at this point?
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#220I love the FTC lately. Big fan boy now. Feels like they’re going after things that actually matter.