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Re:EU data protection law after the Safe Harbour judgment by rndmind on Wednesday October 14, 2015 @09:48AM (#10386557)
You are surprised facebook is censoring content on a massive scale? Wake up sheeple! Move to a decentralized, open-source platform like diaspora* if that type of thing bothers you, do away with facebook like we dropped myspace
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Re:EU data protection law after the Safe Harbour judgment by hellofunk on Wednesday October 14, 2015 @10:14AM (#10386695)
I can understand some degree of censorship like pornography, very explicit violence, etc. But this is just an article about a very public issue. FB has no problems with other divisive issues getting shared, so I'm quite surprised to see this level of blatant censorship on this particular article.
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Re:EU data protection law after the Safe Harbour judgment by rndmind on Wednesday October 14, 2015 @11:07AM (#10387018)
The corporation is owned by the same entities that own the mainstream media outlets, if something goes against their agenda, facebook with outright censor it or prevent others from seeing it.
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