Things for Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook are going from bad to worse, after it was discovered that there are two types of privacy, one for deadly users and one for Zuckerberg and company executives.
Every day, the Facebook scandal leaves us with a new pearl, which puts more on the ropes to this social network. It all started with the theft of data by Cambridge Analyticia of data from 50 million users, now we are going through the 87 million affected users and the figure, far from stopping, looks to be increasing. After the scandal, the founder of WhatsApp joined the '#DeleteFacebook', which has been joined by senior officials from PlayBoy, adding the statements of Elon Musk and Tim Cook, attacking the social network.
Facebook has two different levels of privacy and in addition, they have two very different policies for acting with data. The most basic or common level is for normal users of the social network or what is the same, all of us. Then there is another level, exclusive to the top executives of the social network, including Mark Zuckerberg. It seems that all the great Facebook executives have a privacy policy with great privileges, which is based on encrypted messages, in addition to a timed deletion system, of any incoming message in the message tray.
If there were already few open fronts in the Zuckerberg social network, this is even more complicated, since, for some, it does seek to offer security and privacy and for the rest, it is data with which it can be trafficked, clandestinely . Zuckerberg has said that this privacy system will reach any user platform, while these privileges will be withdrawn from him and the rest of the executives.
This story keeps getting uglier. A few days ago, an executive of the social network, specifically the COO of Facebook, said that if we want privacy, we should pay to use this social network and all, in general, which is not that bad either. Personally, I am one of those who in social networks does not tell anything about their private life, that's what friends are for, to talk about our things and social networks, they are more for irrelevant and informal things, at least for me. I don't like exposing my life.
Source: buzzfeed
