The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
30 Questions that Facebook has yet to Answer
Gaps in the testimony of Mark Zuckerberg at a US Senate hearing?
I Downloaded the Information That Facebook Has on Me. Yikes.
With a few clicks, I learned that about 500 advertisers — many that I had never heard of, like Bad Dad, a motorcycle parts store, and Space Jesus, an electronica band — had my contact information, which could include my email address, phone number and full name. Facebook also had my entire phone book, including the number to ring my apartment buzzer.
Continue reading “#GoogleGestapo: I Downloaded the Information That Facebook Has on Me. Yikes.”
Rep. Scalise Grills Zuckerberg on Anti-Conservative Algorithm Change, Favors to Obama Campaign
Phi Beta Iota: Scalise asked the right question. Zuckerberg appears to have lied with knowledge of falsity and malice toward Congress and the public.
Very long and very good article.
How Silicon Valley, spooks and the super rich took control of the 21st century
It is a story that extends beyond a limited set of corporate players and the billionaire super-class
ANSWER: Our entire loss of privacy rights should be a major class action lawsuit. To sign up for anything, they have tremendous detailed legal agreements where effectively you wave all your rights to privacy. It is a situation where UNLESS you wave your rights, you cannot participate in the digital world. My personal legal theory is straightforward. I will be glad to help any law firm that wishes to bring such an action. You CANNOT possibly waive any Constitutional right whatsoever BECAUSE such an act of waiver means that every person in this country, even if not a citizen, can constructively amend the Constitution. That means the Constitution is a scrap of paper with no substance.
Quite interesting to note that none of the authors appear to be aware of the maturing industry known and Digital Sovereign Identity. Otherwise a superb overview of the problem.
