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It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker. Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool. Thank you. Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker. There have been at least two other attempts at decentralized networks, Mr. Brunton said, but he thought the Diaspora* group had a firmer plan. Its quick success in raising money, he said, showed the discontent over the state of privacy on the social sites. “We will have to see how widely this will be adopted by the non-nerds,” Mr. Brunton said. “But I don’t know a single person in the geek demographic who is not freaked out” by large social networks and cyber warehouses of information. Originally posted by dolphinfan reply to post by SkepticOverlord Personality I think linkages to more public domains would ultimately harm ATS. One of the things that is terrific about the site is that you don't know who you're discussing something with. Thinking about the perspective absent knowing the age, location in many cases, sex and background of the person makes for a richer and more interesting debate environment, IMO. I also think making it more "maintsteam" detracts from the feel of the site. Its a site for predominately serious folks who want to debate and discuss things in a thoughtful way. Thats exactly the opposite from the tripe that folks put on Facebook. Originally posted by rangersdad reply to post by SkepticOverlord I would use it. I just want to know how to get all of my friends here...some arent really into the conspiracy part, they just like to have "fluff" conversations that dont require brain power. BTW, there is a group on FB that is demanding that they not charge after July 9, 2010...or people will leave.... [edit on 5/10/2010 by rangersdad] (SIDE NOTE: We've successfully tested methods whereby links to FB from ATS, and links from FB to ATS cannot be profiled and included in the data mining performed by FB.) Loveable Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg called his first few thousand users “dumb f***s” for trusting him with their data, published IM transcripts show. Facebook hasn’t disputed the authenticity of the transcript. Zuckerberg was chatting with an unnamed friend, apparently in early 2004. Business Insider, which has a series of quite juicy anecdotes about Facebook’s early days, takes the credit for this one. The exchange apparently ran like this: Zuck: Yeah so if you ever need info about anyone at Harvard Zuck: Just ask. Zuck: I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS [Redacted Friend's Name]: What? How’d you manage that one? Zuck: People just submitted it. Zuck: I don’t know why. Zuck: They “trust me” Zuck: Dumb f***s The founder was then 19, and he may have been joking. But humour tells you a lot. Some might say that this exchange shows Zuckerberg was not particularly aware of the trust issue in all its depth and complexity. Facebook is currently in the spotlight for its relentlessly increasing exposure of data its users assumed was private.
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Silicon Alley Insider tvrdi da je u posjedu poruka koje je direktor Facebooka Mark Zuckerberg poslao još kad je imao 19 godina, a iz kojih se dade iščitati da ga nije naročito briga za privatnost korisnika U posljednje se vrijeme puno priča o zaštiti privatnosti na Facebooku. Naime, iako korisnici imaju mogućnost zaštite svojih podataka, te su opcije prilično teško razumljive prosječnom korisniku, a mnogi ni ne znaju da postoje. S druge strane, Facebook iz godine u godinu sve više korisničkih podataka čini javnim. Iz Facebooka tvrde da im je privatnost korisnika izuzetno važna, no u to je sve teže povjerovati, a nakon ovih poruka (čija je autentičnost, istina, upitna) iz mladih dana Marka Zuckerberga, bit će to još teže. Razgovor koji se, kako tvrdi SAI , vodio preko jednog servisa za instant dopisivanje, glasi ovako. Zuck: Da, ako ikad budeš trebao kakve informacije o nekome sa sveučilišta Harvard Zuck: Samo pitaj. Zuck: Imam preko 4.000 e-poruka, slika, adresa, SNS-ova... [Prijatelj]: Što? Kako si to uspio? Zuck: Ljudi su mi ih sami dali. Zuck: Ne znam zašto. Zuck: 'Vjeruju mi' Zuck: Debili. Ako ovaj razgovor i jest autentičan, moguće je da se Mark Zuckerberg samo šalio. Privatna zezancija ne mora značiti da se šef Facebooka jednako ponaša i kad je riječ o poslu. No ostaje dojam da se Facebook s korisničkim podacima ponaša kao s robom koju treba iskoristiti, pritom ne razmišljajući previše o tome da kritična masa korisnika pojma nema da su njihove fotke i poruke javne, a ovaj 'razgovor' samo produbljuje te sumnje. www.facebook.com - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom