An academic philosopher discusses the moral pros and cons of staying on the troubled social media platform, and when to consider dropping it. Readers' responses are plentiful and diverse. nyti.ms/2zqSUx8
H/T NYT reader Mike in Dallas:
Protect your privacy as you do your health. Leave @facebook and then:
*Get a VPN connection and use it
*Use Safari and Mozilla as browsers
*Use DuckDuckGo for searches. Avoid Google and Bing unless absolutely necessary. 1/
Protect your privacy as you do your health. Leave @facebook and then:
*Get a VPN connection and use it
*Use Safari and Mozilla as browsers
*Use DuckDuckGo for searches. Avoid Google and Bing unless absolutely necessary. 1/
*Get off all social media. (LinkedIn may be an exception for business relationships but don't use it for anything else.)
*Stay off propaganda sites no matter how titillating
*Access and support fact-based accountable journalism 2/x
*Stay off propaganda sites no matter how titillating
*Access and support fact-based accountable journalism 2/x
