I’m joining the #LightsOutMeta boycott because I recognize the platform’s toxicity and its role in spreading harmful right wing content.
While I can’t leave entirely due to work, I’m stepping away from personal use to focus on healthier ways to connect.
Meta Lawyer Lemley Quits AI Case Citing Zuckerberg 'Descent' (1)
"California attorney Mark Lemley dropped Meta Platforms Inc. as a client in a high-profile copyright case because of CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s 'descent into toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness,' the Stanford University professor said on LinkedIn."
##LightsOutMeta #BloombergLaw
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/meta-lawyer-lemley-quits-ai-case-citing-zuckerberg-descent
California attorney Mark Lemley dropped Meta Platforms Inc. as a client in a high-profile copyright case because of CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s “descent into toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness,” the Stanford University professor said on LinkedIn.
I don't miss Facebook, but I miss knowing what my real-life friends are up to. Most of them don't email, and I rarely start text conversations even with my own spouse.
I do miss Instagram, but I've honestly been missing what Instagram used to be ever since the FB owner acquired it. And it had been a fair way to keep up with certain public entities after I left Twitter.
@Free_Press Definitely get off Facebook, Instagram, etc., but if you are an active user you might want to establish a presence on one or more alternative social media spaces before you delete entirely. (Also be sure you aren't using FB to log into other sites before quitting.)