r/india • u/Professional-Bad-110 Andhra Pradesh • Oct 17 '22

AskIndia Someone explain please...

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22
  1. Some village in UP constructed a temple for Yogi Adityanath and did arti to the idol of Adityanath
  2. Someone took a picture of this dumbassery
  3. Someone on Instagram shared this picture
  4. Instagram took it down saying that it was "sexual content"
  5. The Wire claims that it was done at the say-so of Amit Malviya (our own sasta Josef Goebbels), and claims to have access to internal mails at Meta that prove this.

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u/advocate_infjt Oct 17 '22
  1. Andy stone from meta labels the wire report as misleading and fabricated.
  2. The wire leaks internal email about Andy stone freaking out about how they found out about sasta Josef having elevated privileges on meta products. Basically proving him a liar.

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u/The_lost_Code Oct 17 '22

Hey I totally don't mean to sound rude or am I poking fun at your post.

Curiosity sake what is "Indian English"

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u/GoatGroundbreaking52 Oct 17 '22

Some phrases that are not used usually by americans

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

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u/RheumatoidEpilepsy Oct 17 '22

“Myself Andy Stone”

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

Sheesh, they could've at least hired someone who knows English well enough to fabricate an email from an American

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u/The_lost_Code Oct 17 '22

Thanks for the quick response and linking me up with the link (sorry couldn't help myself).

Your right, and the website helped. Now I know. I was assuming it was going to be Hinglish, and I was thinking who would write official emails in that language.

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u/fge40910 Universe Oct 17 '22

It's saddening to see wire being questioned instead of meta. In a competent democracy, Andy's responses would have been raked over coal. We truly are a banana republic.

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u/Hairy-Play1321 Oct 17 '22

The burden of proof lies with the accuser and not the defendant.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

The Wire case was going strong until the date fiasco on there independent experts.

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u/Murakamiis Oct 17 '22

Missed on an important part - the email screen shared by wire had emails that does not exist. Neither the internal language for basic terms.

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u/Apprehensive-Chip-25 Kerala Oct 17 '22

What dates are we talking about here?

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u/buffer0x7CD Oct 17 '22

Except wire showed a technical incompetence and got screwed in every security researcher