Totalitarian book WILL FORCE all of those going willingly into slavery...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8UX2bbCHJw
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Farcebook can eat big poop!
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Privacy is a right, it can’t be signed away via their “agreement.”
Remember that our right to privacy is so sacred and expansive that it allows abortion.
Let’s say that I sign an agreement for a developer to take my arm and leg for the use of their app. I wouldn’t say that the agreement is illegal, but it would be illegal for them to take my arm and leg.
Good, they asked for it for free and you get what you pay for.
Facebook rape?
I’ve created a MeWe account, I suggest all other social media Freepers do the same. Jim, I sent you a mail message related to this.
I’m gonna get a Facebook account for some of my power tools, let them track ‘em and tell me where they are.
This just poped up on instagram...
Updates to Our Terms and Data Policy
Your Instagram experience isn’t changing, and you still own your photos and videos. We are giving you better ways to access your data and understand how it’s used.Instagram has been a part of Facebook since 2012, and we’re making some corporate changes. Going forward, our terms will reflect that Facebook Inc. is responsible for Instagram. The Instagram app and the way we process data are not changing.Our Terms are now more clear about the service we provide and what we expect from every member of our community to keep Instagram a safe place for everyone. Here are some updates we want to make sure you know about:
We updated our intellectual property licenses, but your rights aren’t changing. You still own your photos and videos.
We updated how we use information to show activity on Instagram, so people can see when you’ve interacted with an ad the same way we do on a regular post.
We also have a new Data Policy that explains how data is collected, shared and used in the Facebook Products, including Instagram. The policy addresses newer features like stories, direct messaging, activity status and the creative tools in our cameras. We wanted to make sure you knew about this new information in the policy.
We receive different kinds of information from your device, like how you tap and scroll, which can help distinguish humans from bots and detect fraud.
We can use and share information for research, especially in ways that help us keep our community safe on Instagram, like to understand and prevent bullying and harassment.
The policy has more information about what we collect from your activity and our partners, how we connect information across the Facebook Companies and how we personalize your experience, including ads.
We provide ads without telling advertisers who you are. The policy has more information about what we do share with advertisers and partners. We never sell your data.
Because the policy also covers Facebook, it includes information about facial recognition. We don’t use facial recognition technology on Instagram. If we introduce it, we’ll let you know and give you a choice.
Read the full terms and data policy
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One of the marks of the Beast is a white lower-case “f” in a sky blue rounded cornered square.
I assume that means if you “opt in” they will track you on whatever search engine you use. That means they already have permission to “follow” you around on the web.
Bingo.
Wait till people really understand the ‘digital license plate’ for your car that’s coming
http://www.thedrive.com/news/18825/digital-license-plates-have-arrived
I guess I'll make this a DAILY routine and I'm sure there are other FB cookies such as 'fb' that need deleting too.
Force? That’s kinda funny. It’s also why I have two separate accounts. The “fake” one is what I use to post all over the internet.
I just deleted mine.
I dont use Messenger or FB on my phone, dont let it report my location and only have FB on my desktop computer which hasnt moved in over a decade.
What will FakeBook do when they find out I spend more time here than there and havent left my house in over 10 years?
Bye bye FAKEbook.
Most people will gladly sign their liberty away or are too stupid to realize that Facebook owns your personal information. Orwell had nothing compared to what we see today concerning the internet.
Glad I never joined FakeBook...