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The argument is "if you share it with friends you've abandoned the right to privacy cuz they can share it with others". OK if that's how were going to play it
by thatoneuser 7y ago
The argument is "if you share it with friends you've abandoned the right to privacy cuz they can share it with others".
OK if that's how were going to play it then fb isn't responsible if a friend, of their own volition, shares it. However if fb says "you shared it now WE can share it" is a whole other game.
Regulate Facebook. They lied and said they weren't intentionally playing with people's dopamine to grow themselves. They're lying now (in a roundabout way). They're always going to lie. Why will they always lie? Because there's no accountability.
Regulate them. Force their hand. That's the only way we can stop creeping further into dystopia. They won't do it on their own and at this point no one should be comfortable with their practices.
- sprafa 7y agoHip hip. We need a People’s movement against FB, or a people’s movement for data regulation.
- mLuby 7y ago>The argument is "if you share it with friends you've abandoned the right to privacy cuz they can share it with others". If those are the rules then it seems copyright is out the window. Looking forward to Clash of the Titans 3: Facebook vs. Disney