Facebook chooses profits over people
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Facebook chooses profits over people
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Re: Facebook chooses profits over people
#2It's a company, companies work for profit.
Free market should deal with that, but with what is basically a monopoly (atleast in userbase), regulators should do their job.
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#3In other news, the sky appears to be blue.
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#4I'm not a fan of Facebook and starting to see linkedin heading the same way, I just don't get the look at my one it's bigger then yours I don't understand this so don't join in the game. I personally feel like Facebook and lots of social media is more a fashion statement or cheap thrill. I kind of am liking it here as it's more meaningful and feels like more of an education then a show off session. Facebook's ideas seam more on how do we make more money, then how can we leave the world in a better place. We should protect privacy not profit off and take advantage of the legal flaws around this area. I also feel that Facebook manipulate others when I did use it everyone was always happy always a nice story but reality is never this way life is ups and downs and sometimes it's nice to keep those ups and downs private and not share them for humanity to expose and profit off.
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#5In other news, the sky appears to be blue.
I'm surprised that there are people out there that do not realise this
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#6No shit. Small and large companies are always on the side of profit and companies like Facebook are certainly not your friends.
It is naive to think that they will ever change. It is only going to get worse.
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#9Isn't it illegal for a CEO to lead the company away from profit?
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm surprised that there are people out there that do not realise this
I live in the UK, certainly takes some convincing.
Looks like those bullshit PR feelgood ads really do work on some people.
I don't know how naive you would have to be to believe that $CORP really cares about you.