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The Cambridge Analytica scandal isn’t a scandal. This is how Facebook works. -- (link)
Posted by
Strongbad (aka Rambler14)
Mar 20 '18, 11:07
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It is easy to be misled into believing that the Cambridge Analytica story is about rogue data miners taking advantage of an innocent Facebook.
(www.independent.co.uk)
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I've heard that previous election Obama used Cambridge anals....how are they different from focus groups (except massive numbers) -- nm
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zeitgeist
Mar 20, 11:22
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heh heh. anals -- nm
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just oblique
Mar 20, 11:31
Not exactly.
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znufrii
Mar 20, 11:27
Some abbreviations just don't work -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 20, 11:24
Facebook said it violated their terms of service.
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mara
Mar 20, 11:17
14
So, the company that has
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Strongbad
Mar 20, 11:34
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I've seen literally no one advance the idea that Facebook is an innocent victim here. -- nm
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Reagen
Mar 20, 12:12
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It seems to me that people are much angrier at Facebook than CA at this point. nm
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Dignan
Mar 20, 12:21
3
I just don't get it then.
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Strongbad
Mar 20, 12:27
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This rings true on one level, but they have also made certain representations as to how user data is handled and/or protected. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Mar 20, 12:31
Yes. Because over half the country doesn't know what CA is or cares what it is. -- nm
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Jovian
Mar 20, 12:23
You're correct, I haven't seen any of that here. -- nm
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Strongbad
Mar 20, 12:20
I thought your point is that it *isn't* a scandal? Why do you sound so scandalized? -- nm
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mara
Mar 20, 11:51
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The “scandal” is that fb has been getting away with this as SOP for so long without adequate guarantees of oversight regarding the use of their data. -- nm
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znufrii
Mar 20, 12:02
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Also that CA might also have provided another vector for Russian influence. -- nm
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znufrii
Mar 20, 12:04
You're right, I should stop talking about it.
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Strongbad
Mar 20, 11:58
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It's weird when you do this. -- nm
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David
Mar 20, 12:12
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I'm a weird guy. -- nm
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Strongbad
Mar 20, 12:19
Both things are true. This is how FB works and the researcher lying about his purpose is a convenient copout for FB -- nm*
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ty97
Mar 20, 11:21
¿ por que no los dos? -- nm*
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Reagen
Mar 20, 11:14
Mmmhmm/ -- nm
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David
Mar 20, 11:12
I certainly don’t believe that Facebook is innocent at all.
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znufrii
Mar 20, 11:11
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