Those of you who read Mark Zuckerberg's oped in today's Washington Post might appreciate my take on how Facebook talks about privacy in tomorrow's San Francisco Chronicle: The Privacy Machiavellis.
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Washington Post might appreciate my take on how Facebook talks about privacy in tomorrow's San Francisco Chronicle: The Privacy Machiavellis. Good
I believe this is an interesting cover-up of what we already knew: privacy is money and corporations like Apple, FB, MS are at war with each other. The playground are we - the average user, and in the end it's all about power, control, and profits. It's scary how big these companies are getting!
Thanks for sharing!