Red Mosquito

brilliant

As much as I'd love to see Instagram erased from this timeline, this is really not a great look for the entire global economy and the lengths companies will go to prevent this is in the future will probably not be pleasant for their employees.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Guys, anyone see bammer lately?

Bi_3 wrote:As much as I'd love to see Instagram erased from this timeline, this is really not a great look for the entire global economy and the lengths companies will go to prevent this is in the future will probably not be pleasant for their employees.

I'm not sure what you mean here.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:As much as I'd love to see Instagram erased from this timeline, this is really not a great look for the entire global economy and the lengths companies will go to prevent this is in the future will probably not be pleasant for their employees.

I'm not sure what you mean here.

"insider threat" policies. Always on cameras, mics, aggressive internet traffic surveillance, etc.

Chris_H_2 wrote:brilliant

lol

Bi_3 wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:As much as I'd love to see Instagram erased from this timeline, this is really not a great look for the entire global economy and the lengths companies will go to prevent this is in the future will probably not be pleasant for their employees.

I'm not sure what you mean here.

"insider threat" policies. Always on cameras, mics, aggressive internet traffic surveillance, etc.

Is this an inside job? I have no idea.

After the 60 Minutes report, they'll probably be spying on employees for that reason.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:As much as I'd love to see Instagram erased from this timeline, this is really not a great look for the entire global economy and the lengths companies will go to prevent this is in the future will probably not be pleasant for their employees.

I'm not sure what you mean here.

"insider threat" policies. Always on cameras, mics, aggressive internet traffic surveillance, etc.

Is this an inside job? I have no idea.

After the 60 Minutes report, they'll probably be spying on employees for that reason.

Is there anything to the 60 minutes thing? The whistleblower wanted them to censor their users more? Makes Facebook seem like the good guys if thats all there is. 'Spreading hate and misinformation' = free communication, yeah?

Not broadcast on that 60 minutes

simple schoolboy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:As much as I'd love to see Instagram erased from this timeline, this is really not a great look for the entire global economy and the lengths companies will go to prevent this is in the future will probably not be pleasant for their employees.

I'm not sure what you mean here.

"insider threat" policies. Always on cameras, mics, aggressive internet traffic surveillance, etc.

Is this an inside job? I have no idea.

After the 60 Minutes report, they'll probably be spying on employees for that reason.

Is there anything to the 60 minutes thing? The whistleblower wanted them to censor their users more? Makes Facebook seem like the good guys if thats all there is. 'Spreading hate and misinformation' = free communication, yeah?

yeah pretty much.

I hope it doesn't jeopardize their entry in the UN

I think the only valid complaint for me was that the algorithm promotes some messages over others. Facebook algorithm is very evil, but that's old news.

What they want is for the algorithm to promote shit MSM want promoted.

what will become of the Burt Reynolds account if this befalls Twitter?

I've seen this a couple of times:

BurtReynolds wrote:I think the only valid complaint for me was that the algorithm promotes some messages over others. Facebook algorithm is very evil, but that's old news.

What they want is for the algorithm to promote shit MSM want promoted.

Driving engagement is fulfilling their fiduciary duty to stockholders. Its not clear to me the whistleblower is worthy of that title. 'I prefer we make the user experience worse, hurting the value of the company in the service of my political goals.'

simple schoolboy wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:I think the only valid complaint for me was that the algorithm promotes some messages over others. Facebook algorithm is very evil, but that's old news.

What they want is for the algorithm to promote shit MSM want promoted.

Driving engagement is fulfilling their fiduciary duty to stockholders. Its not clear to me the whistleblower is worthy of that title. 'I prefer we make the user experience worse, hurting the value of the company in the service of my political goals.'

Agree she's not a whistleblower. Facebook did nothing wrong, they were just insufficiently righteous.

Looks like twitter is now having issues too.

maybe is the end of the apps? Is this a chance for RM?

China war gaming us