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Re:Facebook employees are now more willing to leave, tech re... by tenpies on Sunday November 14, 2021 @11:05AM (#29217996)
> Facebook is in more legal trouble than it can handle and that the company no longer has much good standing in society (which, for a "social" media company, is a bit of a problem).

Is it? I've always liked the perspective that Facebook's product, to governments, beyond mass surveillance, is societal stability (or lack there of).

If there's one company that could almost single-handedly cause an actual insurrection in the United States, it's Facebook. That sort of power doesn't have to be stated explicitly and the mainstream Liberal media spent 4 years stating it quite openly. Nancy Pelosi is a well known Facebook investor.

Any major issue from the government can just result in a "bug" that accidentally amplifies the opposition and just like that, the cause of the issue is voted out.

Re:Facebook employees are now more willing to leave, tech re... by azangru on Sunday November 14, 2021 @11:08AM (#29218015)
> If there's one company that could almost single-handedly cause an actual insurrection in the United States, it's Facebook

Why not Twitter?

Re:Facebook employees are now more willing to leave, tech re... by travoc on Sunday November 14, 2021 @11:14AM (#29218053)
Facebook is (was?) used by the masses. Twitter is mostly the same group of influential people talking to each other.

Source: https://mashable.com/article/twitter-pew-study-echo-chambers

Re:Facebook employees are now more willing to leave, tech re... by paulryanrogers on Sunday November 14, 2021 @11:33AM (#29218217)
Twitter doesn't seem to have the market penetration. It's public by default permission also creates a different dynamic