🔎In an exclusive extract from the book ‘An Ugly Truth: Inside Facebook’s Battle for Domination’ published in @telegraph, authors Sheera Frenkel and Cecilia Kang described how engineers would spy on women telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/07/1…
👁️The book details how engineers would access users’ private information – including women they were dating – for over a decade
"It was late at night, hours after his colleagues at Menlo Park had left the office, when the Facebook engineer felt pulled back to his laptop," it reads
"He knew that with just a few taps at his keyboard, he could access the Facebook profile of a woman he had gone on a date with a few days ago…"
Speaking to @Telegraph, co-author Frenkel said: "You could argue they [Zuckerberg and Sandberg] have more power than any sitting president, and we don’t really know who they are"
📱Facebook owns WhatsApp and Instagram.
As a result of highly sophisticated user tracking across the three wildly popular platforms, it sure knows a hell of a lot about you
🔴Yet it is also a company which, from election meddling to genocide abetting, has been inadvertently involved in a series of extraordinary scandals.
Any one of which might have fatally sunk another company - but not Facebook
❓So should we delete Facebook? The authors, both users themselves, say no.
"I don’t think it’s realistic," says Frenkel
Do you use Facebook?
Read @Telegraph’s interview with the book’s authors here 👇
🍫 Did you know the decline in our sex hormones as we reach our 40s and 50s can leave us craving “quick-fix” refined carbs and sugar? telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness…
🍩 “Free” sugars make it much harder to avoid the pitfalls of excessive sugar intake.
🍭They can cause blood sugar spikes and over time, insulin resistance – the precursor to type 2 diabetes
🍎 These “free” sugars tend to come in packets, bottles and jars, as opposed to naturally occurring sugars that come in, say, an apple