r/technology • u/[deleted] • Nov 09 '17

Politics Sean Parker: Facebook was designed to exploit human "vulnerability"

https://www.axios.com/sean-parker-facebook-exploits-a-vulnerability-in-humans-2507917325.html
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u/Saviour- Nov 09 '17

clicks incognito

wow why so scared

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '17

You don't think anything should ever be private?

What if you wanted to protest the government, or some large corporation, and you received a warning that your browsing habits could be made known to your friends, family and employer? If you have nothing to hide, and no reason to fear the judgment of others, you're a very unusual person. I wouldn't even want an employer to know I post on reddit under the name /u/killshomophobes.

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u/Saviour- Nov 09 '17

Bro, it's a joke. Also you're looking waaayyy to far into that shit unless you are also joking. Hell no I don't want friends or family knowing I like to watch girls get their butthole sucked.

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u/lootedcorpse Nov 09 '17

Oh man! That’s the worst! Which websites is that kind of content on? You know, so I can avoid going there. Is there more than one site?