Mark Zuckerberg : Facebook Senate Hearing.

[Ootohere]

Can someone that created and founded what he has be as stupid as he tries to have Senators and other believe he is?

 

'Knows nothing, will need to check, get back to you on that!'   'I believe so!'.    Doh...  'I am not aware'     

 

?

Why ask me, i am only the man at the top?

[Bignij]

Remember the Maxwells when they appeared before Parliament. Say nothing. You can’t incriminate yourself.

[Aspman]

Like most high heid yins he will only deal with "strategic decisions".

[Aspman]

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/science-technology/senate-asks-zuckerberg-while-youre-here-can-you-set-up-our-printer-20180412147176

[@Lee]

[Skodaboy1983]

14 minutes ago, Lee01 said:

 

The resemblence is remarkable

 

Davy

[Aspman]

[RainbowFire]

[mac11irl]

There is a lot of very funny stuff going around about Zucc and the Senators. Problem i see with the amount ****taking is that its kinda undermining the seriousness of what the issue really is about. People not knowing what information is being gathered about them. 

Zuckerberg admitted facebook gather data on people who arent even on facebook.. if a journalist/government dept did that and used the data to their advantage there would be protests. Facebook etc do it, and the majority dont seem too fussed, mostly because they dont understand it.

[Aspman]

I'm not sure Facebook even know what it is collecting.

But remember Google collects even more, Amazon lots as well and Microsoft is doing its best to get in on the act too.

 

They just hoover everything up, feed it into their big-data AI systems and crank the handle to see what it says they can sell.

 

Apple has said, we could collect this but we don't.  Which probably means we've built our stuff specifically to allow this when we choose to flip the switch.

[Ootohere]

TESCO know all my habits...

& i distrust what the companies owned and controlled by the Grandson of the founder of Tesco has on me and everyone else. 

Not from anything TESCO PLC have obviously.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Robert_Porter 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TelecityGroup 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equinix 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verifone 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telos_(company) 

 

Ever heard of him?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Adelson 

Edited 13 April, 2018 by Offski

[RainbowFire]

2 hours ago, Aspman said:

Apple has said, we could collect this but we don't.  Which probably means we've built our stuff specifically to allow this when we choose to flip the switch.

 

[Ootohere]

I have just watched the press conference with Cambridge Analytica's spokesperson.  

Very abrupt and to the point and i did think i had seen Clarence Mitchell before.   

 

This is he.

 

Edited 24 April, 2018 by Offski

[Aspman]

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/04/23/translating_facebooks_hard_questions_pr_explainer/

 

[SkodaVRS1963]

On 13/04/2018 at 16:25, Aspman said:

I'm not sure Facebook even know what it is collecting.

 

 

Oh, they know exactly what they're doing.

 

I don't do Facebook but my wife, bless her, does.

 

She mistyped her login password once.  Just the once, mind you.

 

She received a message telling her that her account had been locked, for her protection, naturally, and she needed to provide her mobile number so that Facebook could send her a pin number which she needed to enter on another screen.

 

So now they have her name and mobile number which can be cross referenced to Gumtree, eBay etc etc.

 

But they're not as bad as Google.  Try using an Android phone if you want to experience being under total surveillance.

[@Lee]

 

[Bignij]

On 4/13/2018 at 16:25, Aspman said:

I'm not sure Facebook even know what it is collecting.

But remember Google collects even more, Amazon lots as well and Microsoft is doing its best to get in on the act too.

 

They just hoover everything up, feed it into their big-data AI systems and crank the handle to see what it says they can sell.

 

Apple has said, we could collect this but we don't.  Which probably means we've built our stuff specifically to allow this when we choose to flip the switch.

As said on Radio 4 this morning. Facebook, Google, Amazon etc are free. iPhones, iPads etc cost a lot of money. It doesn't take much working out.