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Facebook is a corporation and the world's largest online social networking service. Its website was launched in 2004 by Jewish Mark Zuckerberg, and others. Criticisms and controversy have been on issues such as privacy, data-mining, sharing of personal information with other organizations and governmental agencies, censorship, Jewish influence, and effects on users. (See "External links")

"Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg oversaw plans to consolidate the social network’s power and control competitors by treating its users’ data as a bargaining chip, while publicly proclaiming to be protecting that data, according to about 4,000 pages of leaked company documents largely spanning 2011 to 2015 and obtained by NBC News. The documents, which include emails, webchats, presentations, spreadsheets and meeting summaries, show how Zuckerberg, along with his board and management team, found ways to tap Facebook’s trove of user data — including information about friends, relationships and photos — as leverage over companies it partnered with. In some cases, Facebook would reward favored companies by giving them access to the data of its users. In other cases, it would deny user-data access to rival companies or apps."[1]

Former British Liberal politician Nick Clegg became employed by the social media giant after leaving parliament and is now head of their international political operations. He oversees the all-embracing liberal-fascist "Community Standards" and open censorship of Facebook users. In May 2021 he joined forces with google to persuade British government ministers against appointing Paul Dacre, former editor of the Daily Mail newspaper, and Boris Johnson's favourite for the post, as Chairman of the media watchdog OFCOM. Dacre had in 2018 called for the tech giants to be broken up. OFCOM has the power to block the likes of Facebook and Twitter from operating in the UK and/or to sting them with huge fines worth up to a tenth of their turnover.[2]

External links

Privacy and data-mining

Censorship

Jewish influence

References

  1. Olivia Solon / Cyrus Farivar: Mark Zuckerberg leveraged Facebook user data to fight rivals and help friends, leaked documents show, NBCNews, 16 April 2019
  2. The Daily Telegraph, Business section, p.1, 26th May 2021.