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Why does anyone take this marketing spin seriously? No one in Europe is waiting for another data collector from the world's biggest internet criminal.
by r-spaghetti 3y ago
Why does anyone take this marketing spin seriously?
No one in Europe is waiting for another data collector from the world's biggest internet criminal.
- apples_oranges 3y agoLucky you. You haven't met any actual internet criminals, it seems.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoAre you arguing that Meta isn't breaking any laws? Including the GDPR?
- Nasrudith 3y agoProbably more along the lines of "Meta doesn't commit identity theft, ruin my credit score, or drain my bank account." The harms are far more abstract and theoretically, thus calling them criminals can come across as a little histrionic even if technically correct.
- ahahahahah 3y agoEh, this site almost certainly violates GDPR. If you're going to go around calling jaywalkers criminals, then fine, but then you'll quickly stop getting the emotional reaction you are begging for when you use the word.
- herbst 3y agoTheir whole promo is scam 'faster growing than ChatGPT' you wish Zuckerberg, you just migrated existing users nothing more.
- constantcrying 3y ago>No one in Europe is waiting for another data collector from the world's biggest internet criminal. Surely nobody in Europe would use an app designed to share photos of themselves on the public web and from said company.
- amadeuspagel 3y agoApparently many are, giving that they're whining about not being able to access threads even with a VPN.