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Facebook Trains Its AI on Your Data
(www.wired.com)
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this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2023
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i use facebook because there are groups i need to be in, it’s not always as easy as just leaving apps you don’t like the management of
No, it's pretty easy, just inconvenient. Let's not get it twisted. Need a guide?
Edit: I too have groups for school, parents groups, work, hobbies, etc... that I 'need' to be in. I refuse and make them find a work around all the while schooling the ignorant folks on privacy and why it's important. Personally anything else is just a cop out.