WikiLeaks : Facebook the most appalling spying machine

[Mineer]

Heh, whoever thought that the information they put on the Internet is private.... well, I have a bridge for sale!

I put my name into Google once, and it found mailing lists posts that I had made 10 years ago, in some archive.

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I once did that and my home physical address and phone numbers was for everyone to see when typing my name in google scary stuff thank fully it was removed after I complain to both google and the website administrator, in fact the website no longer even exist

 

[ufis]

So Julian Assange and his ilk have every right (nay duty) to splash it throughout cyberspace.

So where's the proof that Facebook is spying for the US government?
Or is it proof enough just because mr. AssAngel said it?

WikiLeaks is just the postman. They don’t ‘say’ anything. They just put whistleblower material on the web.

So you will be providing us with a link any day now?

In this case Assange just said it, without any whisleblower material on their site (or if they have it they have not posted it). So while you (Palimino) says they have every right to say it, Garyvdh is looking for the link where they posted it.

There, everyone on the same page now?

 

[Palimino]

So while you (Palimino) says they have every right to say it...

I didn’t say ‘they have every right to say it’. I don’t know anything about Facebook or any links. I don’t know if there are any links. I am only supporting WikiLeak’s right to play postman for whistleblowers. I don’t know if they are making unsubstantiated pronouncements and IMO they don’t have any **right** to say this (if true) and employing WikiLeaks credibility to dress it as fact. They are entitled to express opinions just like anyone.

 

[Sonic2k]

For these reasons I do not have Facebook either.. and when I am forced to use it, I use a fake account.
I also register domain names using PO Boxes wherever possible, and if I have to put an address, I put the address in of my accountant who handles my business affairs.