It's articles like this that really illustrate how the media twists reality to suit their narrative. Mark's post was about focusing on privacy, which is what the public and the media have been demanding, and now they're accusing him of lying. I also saw an article that use the term "private", instead of "privacy", because obviously "private" is bad and "open" is good.

Anyone who keeps lapping up the media as a source of truth is living in a complete illusion far separated from reality. These companies are bleeding money to new tech and firing their journalists to stay afloat. The media has lost any sense of real journalism in order to suit their narrative and sell subscriptions based on public FUD. Really disturbing to watch.