How long before images of guillotines are classified as hate speech or terrorism?
How long before images of guillotines are classified as hate speech or terrorism?
600 000 000 user passwords in cleartext. #BreakupFacebook
Jaron Lanier on why you should quit social media, how Trump is a victim of it and how different addiction and manipulation are by comparing Facebook to Fornite
#facebook #breakupfacebook #jaronlanier #trump #trumpvictimofsocialmedia #fortnite #addiction #manipulation
Someone brought this up before and I think it's a valid point. While the head of the Internet of Hate aka Facebook/Instagram is under the microscope, we should give the Zuck&Co credit. I'm not giving them a break, but they're stepping up. I would also like to see Monsanto, Exxon, Dupont, etc in Congressional hearings explaining what they will do to fix the mess they've created for all of us. Let's hold them all accountable.
#dupont #monsanto #facebook #breakupfacebook #internetofhate #exxon
Just picked this up after watching an interview with the author on DemocracyNow!! Did you know that you can’t badmouth Facebook on Facebook?
Anyway, looking forward to a good read.
Facebook - and Instagram since it’s own by the same company have to be broken up. It has become “too big to fail” for some and there’s no way to stop the machine. In the meantime...
One of the most important interviews you’ll watch this year and if I’m right, for years to come.
#manipulatiion #facebook #breakupfacebook #antisocial #target #socialmedia
http://www.democracynow.org/2018/8/1/a_threat_to_global_democracy_how
“Black Elevation.” “Mindful Being.” “Resisters.” “Aztlan Warriors.” Those are the names of some of the accounts removed from Facebook and Instagram Tuesday after Facebook uncovered a plot to covertly influence the midterm elections. The tech giant said 32 fake accounts and Facebook pages were involved in “coordinated inauthentic behavior.” This announcement comes just days after the company suffered the biggest loss in stock market history: about $119 billion in a single day. This is just the latest in a string of controversies surrounding Facebook’s unprecedented influence on democracy in the United States and around the world, from its pivotal role in an explosion of hate speech inciting violence against Rohingya Muslims in Burma to its use by leaders such as Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte in suppressing dissent. Facebook has 2.2 billion users worldwide, and that number is growing. We speak with Siva Vaidhyanathan, author of “Antisocial Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy.” He is a professor of media studies and director of the Center for Media and Citizenship at the University of Virginia.