Four awful new privacy-eroding features from Meta in a month
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Four awful new privacy-eroding features from Meta in a month
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Re: Four awful new privacy-eroding features from Meta in a month
#2Seriously, if you are still using Meta sites at this point, you gave no one to blame but your self. Their terrible treatment of employees and users isn't exactly a secret.
Leave Facebook and move grandma to something else as well.
Re: Four awful new privacy-eroding features from Meta in a month
#3> It says a lot that Meta’s leadership needs to “hear feedback” to figure out that this kind of madness “missed the mark,”
Oh it’s worse than ignorance. Intentional boundary pushing to see what they can get away with.
Re: Four awful new privacy-eroding features from Meta in a month
#4Seriously, if you are still using Meta sites at this point, you gave no one to blame but your self. Their terrible treatment of employees and users isn't exactly a secret. Leave Facebook and move grandma to something else as well.
To what? Serious question. Remember, we’re talking about grandma here.
Re: Four awful new privacy-eroding features from Meta in a month
#5Seriously, if you are still using Meta sites at this point, you gave no one to blame but your self. Their terrible treatment of employees and users isn't exactly a secret. Leave Facebook and move grandma to something else as well.
Except this isn't a “me” situation. I mean, I can (and did) stop using Meta platforms, but everyone around me is sticking to them, and sometimes I appear in a photo or something, not to mention the infamous shadow profiles that Meta keeps of people not in their databases.