Facebook suspends another data analytics firm

[aio921016]

At the end, they get our data in a other ways :/

Is there absolute data security?

[Oye_Vey]

This reminds me of "The Great Hack" on Netflix that details how CA influenced the elections in something like 20 countries prior to the US and UK.  Makes me so angry these psychopaths identifying and preying upon persons with the most "neurotic" psychometrics.

[BerbQ]

@aio921016 Absolute data security does exist. You can stop using Facebook, go Linux, use data Encryption.

[SirLouen]

Here we go again!

[UndertakerBen]

Facebook  (Shitbook) 

[retired]

they will not have anything to find/use if you don't go on facefook et al. nothing is safe anymore

[nsan3]

As far as I have read, FB is hand-in-hand with such firms. It is only because a 3rd party (in this case it would be CNBC) noticed this, the appropriate action is taken by FB. This latest instance just cements the fact that companies are out to grab what they can when it comes to data.

[yyjh]

It's quite simple, FB suspends it is only because it doesn't meet FB's standards, not because FB thinks it is not ethical

[Garland]

unfortunately, their standards are soo broad and selective, the standards only get applied 
when it goes against anything that doesn't fit the narrative. I call it "Book of Feces" now

-Garland

[Skunk1966]

I don't have FB but thanks for the info

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