- Started 12 years ago
- Last post a month ago
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- ZOOP0
Maybe the next big social network will learn from what Facebook refuses to acknowledge. One of my favorite humans right here:
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- doesnotexist0
i keep my account because social logins on other sites make my life easier
- CALLES0
i keep my account msotl;y for the fresh market weekly deals
- ZOOP0
http://mattmckeon.com/facebook-p…
They "trust me"
Dumb fucks
:/
- ohhhhhsnap0
"it can be, but it could be modeled more toward that end also"
elaborate Zoop?
- there is zero direct monetary return for information provided by the user, fb won't modify their policy, no motiveZOOP
- only when a mass exodus occurs will this be considered, by then it will likely be too late for fbZOOP
- look for the next incarnation to be a hybrid, learning from sites that monetize input based on value, but also...ZOOP
- a focus on ease of use, and open policies. this assumes people will backlash against broad reaching ToS policiesZOOP
- which at present most don't care about enough, or simply aren't aware of, I fear the latter is true thoughZOOP
- yurimon0
http://www.independent.co.uk/lif…
Facebook reportedly in talks to buy high-altitude drone makers Titan Aerospace
- yurimon0
PRISM, Local Edition: NY DA Employs 381 Secret Orders to Gather Complete Digital Dossiers from Facebook
- cannonball19781
I quit Facebook a few months ago. Barely looked back.
- MrAbominable0
^ "Facebook tinkered with users’ feeds for a massive psychology experiment"
- scarabin0
^ that's fucking dark.
it means facebook, which is subject to the whim of the US govt, has proven they can manipulate our emotions. clearly a short (nonexistent) step from manipulating our views on different subjects.
- MrAbominable0
Facebook is not a benevolent playground. They are the predator's Rec Room.
- MrAbominable0
^ update.
http://m.theatlantic.com/technol…
"Even the Editor of Facebook's Mood Study Thought It Was Creepy"
- formed0
Crazy stuff. I can see them targeting certain demographics and having "proof" that their "strategies" can influence sales, beyond just ads. Can you imagine how much that will be worth?
I see no reason they can't also alter the "news" and influence voting. Fox and MSNBC blatantly highlight what they want to say and disregard the rest, no reason FB can't do the same.
