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Can we use the data of a massive amount of people...
| normie here don't give a shit about my privacy, I am not a criminal and I don't care they know what porn I watch
| I recognize its important for people to be able to protect their private information, but I dont care too much about my privacy either. I guess it would suck of they started telling your employers what you do online, but that hasnt quite happened yet. I guess as long as you can say no its fine?
| >>388566
You can't say no.
And in some parts of the world they would tell your employer. And will tell the police if you are not supportive of the President. Then you suddenly have an unhappy accident on the streets. And nobody cares.
Russian here. I know what surveillance is, and it really is not cool when your whole life is monitored.
| Oh yeah, I wasnt thinking about outside the US. Thanks for bringing that up. That is a huge concern.
| >>389037
Even in U.S. should be massive concern. Just because it hasn't happened yet, does not mean it will not get to that point if people ignore it.
| If advertisers buy ad space at page load time, and get personalized data through the ad service to decide what to serve, surely it's possible to make ads that say ie "Hey user who lives at x address, buys y things, knows z people - think digital privacy is important?"
| Kind off. But I think we should try to find practical solutions, we can't reach enough people by just talking to them, uploading videos to YouTube, or posting about this on social networks, I was thinking we could change people perspectives the same way Cambridge Analytica convinced many to vote for Trump.
| >>389740 when i started the other thread (yes im his op), i understood:
- how hard is it to convince
- the amount of proofs needed to convince
- that things like cambridge university are getting ignored like it's ok
- when you talk about what's happening in china, SUDDENLY everyone gets it, even though you told about spying, selling infos to UNIVERSITIES, about getting manipulated by media, suddenly only after china they get it...
| >>390059
So we can learn 2 things from it:
- doing events like the cambridge scandal wont do any effect
- if you really want to do it then youtube videos about that with full explanations are worth it, and share it to social media too, because social media is the home for every normie. Though it would be a shame if this all gets deleted like alex jones...
But honestly i give up, its to hard
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| reopened this thread and commenting so it doesn't get closed instantly again
| How much does it cost to pay for these ads? Also, how can I borrow or create the databases needed to decide who will see the ads on Facebook and Twitter?
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| and put it in al algorithm that generates or sends the right propaganda to make normies realize their privacy is important?