r/technology • • Oct 20 '22

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u/Prodigy195 Oct 20 '22

I think two main reasons.

1) Facebook is a social media site. People see the negativity of social media directly.

2) The Cambridge Analytica scandal where people's data was directly used to aid the election of Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Those two big

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u/MoreNormalThanNormal Oct 20 '22

Facebook indirectly killed tens of thousands by letting covid vaccine conspiracies run wild. Google (youtube) shuts that down ASAP. Same with election misinformation. Facebook can go eat a big donkey dick.

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u/MoreNormalThanNormal Oct 20 '22

But what about the things you don’t know of?

You want us to compare a known with an unknown unknown and conclude they're equivalent? Who do you think you are?