5 comments

  • TheChaplain 3 hours ago
    I don't have Facebook nor Instagram, but my partner does and so does my siblings, parents and cousins.

    Photos of me undoubtedly exist on their platform, with my name as well.

    Not sure I am ok with random people instantly knowing who I am and who my relatives are.

    • chistev 2 hours ago
      I don't upload myself or my relatives on social media.

      Pictures of me undoubtedly exist online, but they weren't uploaded by me.

  • aquir 2 hours ago
    Meta should be wiped from this planet...when I read sh*t like this I always say something like "this is the worse" until next week when something even worse comes out re Meta
  • ben30 2 hours ago
    This is an opportune moment for me to add a story about my dad. He once asked me, "Do you use Facebook?" I don't use Facebook. My colleague Jeff once sent me an invite whether he would like to be my "friend" on Facebook. I had Jeff's email address, and so I emailed him and I said, "Look Jeff, we're business partners. I send you invoices; you pay me. That is the extent of our relationship. I do not want to be your friend on Facebook." He looked at me and then continued and said, "Jeff never replied to apologise."
  • etna_ramequin 1 hour ago
    I see that Meta’s engineers are still busy and happy to build a dystopia in exchange of money.

    Damage is already done, they’ve shipped nearly working software to any creep and police officer that need little modification to actually work.

    I wonder though what is the GDPR status of something like that? Is anybody just allowed to build a biometric database using public or personal photos?

  • musicale 2 hours ago
    Because of course they did.