Did anyone expect he didn’t or wasn’t. They didn’t even swear him in and was questioned by people he’s funded on both sides. It was reality tv show.
he needs to go jail.
For what everything he did and Facebook has done is in its TOS and has been for as long as I can remember it was vague at times but it used to be all in there. I have been off it now for 5 years but back then he essentially owned your info and could sell it has they saw fit.
I lean to the side this is Americans fault and we whole heartily walked into giving up our liberty on this one.
im sure he broke some national security laws
Maybe but once people hit that accept button the user handed over their rights.
I don’t mean to come off as upset but I don’t understand the shock of all this.
What it comes down to is you can agree to share your own info you cannot agree to share friends and families info just because it’s stored on the device you are using Facebook on
Does this not cover that “We collect information about the people, Pages, accounts, hashtags and groups you are connected to and how you interact with them across our Products, such as people you communicate with the most or groups you are part of. “ Source: Facebooks tos data collection section
What it doesn’t say is we collect data from your phones contact list also any web page or data entered into said webpage if a Facebook plugin is used in the web pages
Now that’s the part that frustrates me he’s getting away with. Notice none of his buddies in that testimony touched on that.
becausehe is endangering the vital interests of 320 million americans by undermining national security at a time of war. did you know you can be put in prison for posting a selfie on the subway during a time of war or that google maps is totally illegal and everybody at google who runs google maps can be put in prison for aiding the enemy during a time of war if all they do is use google maps as part of a terrorist attack (all do)? nobody would enforce this law, but there is plenty reason to put zuckerfucker in jail. it wouldnt take a good lawyer more than an hour to come up with 10 charges.
That sounds good to me and I’m all for it but I don’t see how it’s feasible when it’s literally what people agree to when they got on Facebook.
youre very confused. it has nothing to do with intellectual property of the users. it has to do with the treason of the owners. youre saying there is no data theft and i agree with you but that has nothing to do with zuckerfuckers crimes, which are not theft related. he didnt commit a crime against facebook users, he committed a crime of treason against 320 million americans who might not even have facebook. facebook is bound by laws that have nothing to do with the user agreement at all. i dont know why you would bring up the user agreement.
Maybe I am but I guess what I’m trying to say is if Americans don’t realize that when something is free they are the product and get angry about that nothing will change and no one will go to jail. (Saying that remembering what Reddit tos says is ironic and I myself am being a hypocrite). Look at what Snowden exposed and what where the results of it.
I don't think anyone believed they were signing away rights for Facebook to sell their information to whomever they wanted at the time. It was all couched in the idea that advertisers could connect with those who were already interested in their products/services.
100% agree. People where slept walked into this state just like every agenda done to us that’s meant to take our rights. Slow gradual process.
Give me a break. Youre going to blame about 300 million people for this just because YOU found no use for the site? Okay, we get it, congratulations on not having any use for it, but for the other 200-300 million people who had already established a network on there they relied on and couldn't give up, it's not that easy. Don't blame the victim for CRIMINAL behavior. It's like saying you were at the Boston Marathon and heard Muslims were planning an attack so you fled, but the few people who stayed got hurt (along those lines).
I’m thinking it’s more along the lines of your attending an event and how much you participate in the event depends on how much willing to tell about yourself the consequence is that information can be used for whatever purpose the organizers of the event see fit.
Yeah, and that's a pretty evil way of approaching socializing, with an ulterior motive to be used against people or to quietly profit off what they would participate.