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I watched "The Great Hack" today, then browsed news articles about it and was more than a little startled. Did nobody except @WIRED wired.com/story/the-grea… understand that the "hack" was a social/psychological one that forces examination of our current definition of "private"?
@WIRED Brittany Kaiser said their platform fell within the UK's definition of information warfare. Let that sink in. Cambridge Analytica ran a bunch of #psyops in Africa & some in Asia tweeking their targeting before setting it loose on the UK and USA. #TheGreatHack
@WIRED CA's psych warfare & RU's voting platform hacks need to be front and center in #DemDebates but you know they won't be. threadreaderapp.com/thread/1115396… #TheGreatHack
@WIRED If you can't figure out why none of our politicians are talking about relieving social media warfare by legally declaring that personal information belongs solely to the PERSON (not company) that generates it, think about the problems created for capitalism in MONETIZING it.
@WIRED And let's not forget Alexander Nix was filmed while admitting that Cambridge Analytica has BLACKMAIL on politicians. Bannon (CA's weaponization expert) knew Epstein. Hmmmm #OpDeathEaters is there another connection here?
@WIRED Acosta: “I was told Epstein ‘belonged to intelligence’ and to leave it alone,” he told his interviewers in the Trump transition" thedailybeast.com/jeffrey-epstei… #OpDeathEaters #Epstein #CA
