H O L Y S H I T
“We don’t sell user data.”
Ok. Maybe not anymore. Strictly speaking.
Facebook lies.
Ok. Maybe not anymore. Strictly speaking.
Facebook lies.
Facebook is going to be mad about its privacy getting violated.
Remember that.
Remember that.
It already is mad about it. That is the basis of their PR response to the Six4Three/DCMS drama.
It’s their private information, taken out of context, used for authorized purposes.
Guess what user data is?
It’s their private information, taken out of context, used for authorized purposes.
Guess what user data is?
The UK found a way to harvest Facebook’s data.
The irony.
The irony.
And when I say authorized purposes I mean the privacy policy you didn’t read. But it’s actually unauthorized purposes because obviously our data is leaking all over the place and we have no control over it.
Facebook lies.
Facebook lies.
The correct answer in Congress to the question if Facebook sells data was not a defensive “no way bro”
The correct answer was we explored it at times, such as by trading developer access for mobile ad spend, but decided that was really sketchy and fucked up.
Facebook lies.
The correct answer was we explored it at times, such as by trading developer access for mobile ad spend, but decided that was really sketchy and fucked up.
Facebook lies.
