Facebook on trial in Poland.

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

Poland keeps doing the right thing, over, and over again.

Facebook on trial for 'censorship' in Poland

 

[Zorro!]

Poland keeps doing the right thing, over, and over again.

Facebook on trial for 'censorship' in Poland

They are an EVIL company.

ANTISOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook gave data access to Chinese firm flagged by US intelligence.

“Facebook officials said the agreements with the Chinese companies allowed them access similar to what was offered to BlackBerry, which could retrieve detailed information on both device users and all of their friends — including work and education history, relationship status and likes.”​

 

[Baron]

Poland keeps doing the right thing, over, and over again.

Facebook on trial for 'censorship' in Poland

FB is a leftist censorship machine, only dumb folks create profiles in this prison

 

[Zorro!]

Facebook is evil. Thank you Poland!

Overthrow the Prince of Facebook. Big tech has become too powerful and abusive. We know enough about it to break up its dominance.

This whole new world of new technology was born in the 1970s and ’80s. We still think it’s new and we’re figuring it out, but we’re almost half a century into it and we can see what works and what doesn’t, what’s had good effects and hasn’t. It is time to move.

We’re Americans and we love money and success and the hallowed story of the kid in the garage who invents the beautiful product that changes the world.

And Republican officials—they can’t help it, they don’t just rightly love business; they love big business, they love titans. It’s almost romantic: Look what people can do in America! He started it in his dorm room! And now we’re at lunch!

It’s all too human, and of course greedy: Maybe these guys will start giving me money! I mean Pelosi-size money!

Here’s what they should be thinking: Break them up. Break them in two, in three; regulate them. Declare them to be what they’ve so successfully become: once a pleasure, now a utility.

It all depends on Congress, which has been too stupid to move in the past and is too stupid to move competently now. That’s what’s slowed those of us who want reform, knowing how badly they’d do it.

Yet now I find myself thinking: I don’t care. Do it incompetently, but do something.

Why are Republicans so slow to lead? The Times quoted Republican Sen. Josh Hawley as saying “the dominance of big tech” is a “big problem.” They “may be more socially powerful than the trusts of the Roosevelt era, and yet they still operate like a black box.”

He’s right.​