I wrote a post about how Meta sleazily exploited a bug to link your private browsing activity to your Facebook or Instagram account, but I'm not putting it on LinkedIn. You'll have to click on the "Visit my website" link a few lines up. Do you see it, next to my profile picture and under my name? That's the one. Why am I posting on Substack instead of here? Because putting your content on LinkedIn is asking to be exploited. #blockchaingandalf Resonance Security Charles D.
When I read "As a side effect, Meta gets the data too" I felt an adverse reaction.
Imagine all the idiots who are paying $300 for Raybans that feed Meta's World Language Model. Think about it. The customer pays to do work for Meta. Not work for minimum wage, not free, PAY. Humans sure are a special kind of stupid species, ain't they... 🐒
Heading to your website Keir Finlow-Bates ! Voy derecho no me quito...
People still use Facebook?
Incognito and Android. 🤔
I liked “the mugs game” :)
And it is also a mug’s game…
VERY interesting read! You really missed out on this one, LinkedIn. "It’s unsettling that in today’s digital landscape, vigilance isn’t just about defending against faceless hackers in dark basements; it’s also about watching the world’s most powerful companies..." That says it all.
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1moIf you find that another app on your phone begins recommending popcorn shortly after you searched for it in your private browser, despite your confidence that your device is set to the highest standards of security and privacy, then the reality is quite clear that your security and privacy settings are not as robust as you believe.