• YⓄ乙 @aussie.zone
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    1 year ago

    Meta is a private company and can do whatever it wants. Nothing to see here. Yea…go ahead down vote me

        • Petter1@lemm.ee
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          1 year ago

          And that’s why we regulate our capitalism… Free market does not work, well it does, but only for the rich 🤑

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      This is true, and the reason people need to stop using social media as their source for news.

      When a company has sophisticated algorithms ment to only show you things that will get you engaged - you are not getting unbiased news. Add Meta’s personal agendas on top of that and you get the shitshow that is facebook as a news source.

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          I’m going to write something bad about you that can legally be disputed, refuted, or might not be verifiable right away. Please host me & that content at your expense. Thank you bye!

          -Sincerely Biggest Brained Boy

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      1 year ago

      It can, but that doesnt mean ít’s excused from criticism if it does something incredibly stupid and amoral.

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      1 year ago

      Helping war criminals cover up their crimes is illegal under most countries jurisdictions.

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      Maybe people are finally starting to realize (although way too late) that handing over our “public” fora to private companies was a bad idea.