Between a Rock and a Facebook
We've probably all heard by now about how Mark Zuckerberg, founder and head of Facebook, admitted to a US Congressional committee that Facebook will not fact-check political ads, opening the floodgates for smear campaigns that will stagger the imagination. It is a decision born of greed, and - dare I say it? - evil.
Couple this with the fact that Facebook's algorithms are designed to limit the number of your friends that you interact with, and Facebook is no longer something I can support in good conscience. It's a vicious circle: you see posts from people with whom you regularly like or comment on their posts. Facebook shows you more of those, even going so far as to...
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Couple this with the fact that Facebook's algorithms are designed to limit the number of your friends that you interact with, and Facebook is no longer something I can support in good conscience. It's a vicious circle: you see posts from people with whom you regularly like or comment on their posts. Facebook shows you more of those, even going so far as to...
To read the rest of this post, please visit: http://billbodden.com/2019/11/04/betw...
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