Re:Nigeria fines Meta $220M for violating consumer, data laws
by endofreach on Sunday July 21, 2024 @02:39PM
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I am looking for people in europe to view it like this & want to change how things are.
If you, or whoever reads this, wants to join a broke startup but have a shot at truly changing things for the better, let me know how to reach out.
Aaaalso, as always, everyone... please stop calling them the M-word. It's still the greedy, creepy facebook. Don't let them claim this awesome word & get away with making people forget who they truly are.
Re:Nigeria fines Meta $220M for violating consumer, data laws
by anonym29 on Sunday July 21, 2024 @05:39PM
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Any way for folks outside of Europe to help or donate?
You make a great point on namewashing, but to be clear, my issue is with the morality of the whole company, not just the individual product going by the same name as the company before their rebrand.
None of the positive capabilities Meta offers are unique to Meta products - there is not a single capability in Meta's entire lineup that cannot be met by competitors with a less malicious and untrustworthy past.
Meta's conglomeration of psychological poison truly is the "cigarette makers" of our generation.