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bart2pl
lol at the outrage :D your isp already is doing more then zuckberg ever done
Linkedmaithman
That's a good meme.
DetectiveSloth
If you are using a free application you are not the customer you are what is being sold.
ehsteve12
I never thought a website where I display my personal information for people to see would USE that information!
BeardedCoffeeMonkey
Stolen. Even cropped out the original sig of Jessica Robinson (aka Roxy) http://roxy.smackjeeves.com/comics/2588678/you-can-only-save-one/
habino
forgot the part where he started the fire
unmuted
the face running off with a blind data
benjerman
Ah yes, Mark Cuckerberg. Master of all, defender of none.
ihatemyknee
Still need Facebool? Download the Facebook privacy container from Mozilla. It's better than nothing.
ihatemyknee
*facebook
Ralvuimego
houseofnifty
Its completely ethical to exploit idiots
glaze1776
Tbh I'm not worried because I don't have overly sensitive data in the first place.
baileyjustin038
Privacy don't pay..
NoMeansNoBillCosby
I would have done the same. You can always reinstate privacy
leafsimon
Erry body got choices
PooPculture
Erry body in the club gettin tipsy
Atemcyph
Idk why all world dont close fb accounts
Moot22222
The Events section - all my friends post events via Facebook. :(
Ducky11
my mom's whole family lives I Guatemala and she's been so much closer with them since she joined FB. It's good for keeping in touch
tardis63
Because I like Messenger :(
Burkeybumkins
Other programs do the same thing. For example Discord and WhatsApp.
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Minkaf
Why does he get so many downvotes?
SnarkyOstrich
Some people think it’s irritating
Formgen
JalapenoJoe
Great catch. Let’s catch all these suspects for giving us people another chance to see the post again after not seeing it before.
LongCommentChainAppreciator
Better that lots of people don't see something once, than lots of people seeing something several times.
Piscimist
the zucc keeps zuccing up my data
edgarbird
He can’t if you never used it in the first place
mike13815
You're wrong.
UnsightlyRoar
I mean if your on windows 10 then rest assured Zuckerberg hasn't got shit on Gates
UnsightlyRoar
*Windows 10 is practically spyware*
mcof
It does have telemetry that can't be disabled bit I don't think it's on the level of facebook. Microsoft just wants you to use their "store"
PontiacGTX
Windows telemetry can be disabled
Dyledion
*Everything* can be disabled, if you know what buttons to push.
ThoseWereTheDroidsYouWereLookingFor
Real talk: What did you honestly think you were signing up for? No sense saving “privacy” because it was already DOA after clicking “accept”
aBastardNoLonger
Well I signed up back when it went public and we didn't really know much about data mining back then.
residentolive
Please stop being one of the 100s to purposely misinterpret this situation. CA’s use of the data was in violation of FACEBOOK terms
HardRockAnal
Don't talk reason with them. They would rather blame others than admit their own mistakes...
AlwaysandEventuallyHannah
Except this current controversy is about taking data from the contacts of people who 'agreed' not the people who agreed
AlwaysandEventuallyHannah
ToS's aren't gospel, and also this controversy is to do with data being taken from people who DIDN'T accept
ThoseWereTheDroidsYouWereLookingFor
Well they are usually legally binding. On data, when you friend someone on FB you give them ability to share your data w/ other apps 1/2
ThoseWereTheDroidsYouWereLookingFor
I’m not saying it’s cool, but when someone clicked on those Cambridge Analytica apps they gave it permission to access friend’s data 2/2
AlwaysandEventuallyHannah
They're not as legally binding as people think they are, and you actually can't give somebody permission to access somebody ELSE's data
ThoseWereTheDroidsYouWereLookingFor
Well I suspect some court cases are going to be debating those exact points before long so stay tuned...
AmazinglyCoolNameHere
That doesn't sound right, websites usually force you to accept all terms if you register, how could they have not accepted the TOS?
AlwaysandEventuallyHannah
You accept the TOS. The app goes into your contacts and takes the data of your friends and family who did not accept
AmazinglyCoolNameHere
They don't have to, you did for them.
wtfIm
Terms of agreements are long af and they know no one reads them and therefore often unenforceable
anotherloon
https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/541549 gamestation in the UK put the right to your eternal soul in theirs.
Leithoa
DMCA & CFAA make ToS legally binding & criminal to break.
AmazinglyCoolNameHere
The privacy terms are usually one of the main categories, and around a page long, it's not that difficult to spot.
ThoseWereTheDroidsYouWereLookingFor
Yes - and governments have totally dropped the ball on enforcing plain language T&Cs. But to expect privacy on a service like FB is bit nuts
JakeHand
I agree with you, but I think it's the thoroughness of their data collection that has surprised people. Why do they need my phone records?
ButterJustice
This was curious to me. I downloaded facebooks data on me and no such thing was contained within. Where do people find this?
ThoseWereTheDroidsYouWereLookingFor
It’s all about trading off privacy for convenience, but I’m with you man. Glad that it’s finally sparking bigger conversation on the issue!
Hamncheezsandwich
I get the sentiment, but it's also real bad that everyone just shrugs and says "that's how she goes". Sure, ppl ought to care when they 1/
Hamncheezsandwich
Sign up, but there also should be some regulation to protect those vulnerable ppl who don't know any better, Americans.
BoJoTo
Quite a broad brush stroke don't you think? I mean, in my American orientation they told me we were stupid and everyone else was better
BoJoTo
At everything. Literally every citizen in every other country is better, smarter, and knows everything. But not "you" stupid American boy
BoJoTo
But it's tradition in my family to be American, so what was I going to do? Not go to the class? Become educated? No way! Not in my house
GreaterDog
I understood I was signing up for them selling my anonymous info to be used for targeted ads. What I wasn't signing up for was their
GreaterDog
customers stealing non-anonymized data and FB doing nothing about it. Being able to attach that info to my voter profile violated FB ToS.
GreaterDog
Imagine you share your SSN with a bank and they leak it to someone else. "You knew what you were signing up for" doesn't exempt it
GreaterDog
But someone correct me if I'm wrong. I hope consumer protections are still a thing in the Trump era.
ThoseWereTheDroidsYouWereLookingFor
Agreed there need to be better consumer protections - it’s been total wild west. But don’t kid yourself, banks share your data too...
GaySocialistLiberalMuslimCommieAtheist
"Better consumer protections" under a conservative government? When hell freezes over.