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  1. @taz_de
    Das hat doch #franceshaugen schon vor Jahren erzählt...

    de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frances_…

    Daraufhin bin ich dann endgültig weg von Fetzenbuch.

  2. Salut @usbeketrica ,

    Est-ce que la personne qui écrit des bêtises comme " Ce n’est pas en quittant X que l’on va empêcher Elon Musk de s’attaquer au planning familial, dont il a l’intention de supprimer les subventions " sait de quoi elle parle, sérieusement ?

    Est-ce que ce genre d'argument est sérieusement revendiqué par ce media ?

    Est-ce que l'auteur a lu les travaux de #shoshanazuboff mais aussi ceux de #davidchavalarias ou de #DominiqueBoulier sur la propagation ⁉️

    Cette personne a-t-elle écouté, lu et compris les alertes... Au hasard... de #franceshaugen sur le fonctionnement et les méthodes de #meta ⁉️

    Avoir fait l'erreur de rester sur #twitter et maintenant faire celle de rester sur X ne devrait pas (pour tenter de garder la face et une notoriété toute warholienne au final) permettre d'écrire tout et n'importe quoi, notamment lorsqu'on se revendique du camp des luttes pour l'émancipation, le progrès social et la justice.

    Ne pas comprendre ou faire semblant de ne pas comprendre que les #gafam ( #facebook #instagram #Tiktok #snapchat et autres ) sont des outils de manipulation de l'opinion à l'échelle industrielle... C'est déjà un problème.

    Mais parler de fuite de la gauche quand TOUT démontre que ces outils sont des cancers pour le corps social et pour le débat démocratique, c'est carrément révoltant !

    Évoquer des "croisières de luxe pour « échapper à la réalité » " pour faire un parallèle complètement malhonnête sur un mouvement d'émancipation technocritique quant aux #régiespublicitaires , c'est véritablement propager des vérités alternatives à ce niveau 🤬

    Votre opinion est infondée, sans support scientifique et veut se faire passer pour une information : c'est précisément ce que #Twitter et les gafam propagent. Vous êtes contaminé et vous ne vous en rendez pas compte semble-t-il ! ⚠️

    Restez donc sur ces plateformes qui propagent #haine #violence #racisme et bon courage pour lutter contre LE principe fondamental du numérique : #codeislaw !!! 🤓

    framablog.org/2010/05/22/code-

    Allez @usbeketrica , tu te mets au travail, tu lis, tu apprends, tu comprends et après, on rediscute sérieusement du sujet. Là, en vérité, c'est gênant. 🧑‍🎓 😉

  3. Meta-Whistleblowerin #FrancesHaugen im #SZ-Interview: „Elon #Musk hat dem Online-Diskurs in einer Weise geschadet, die wir erst in ein paar Jahren vollständig begreifen werden. #X ist nicht das böse Unternehmen. Aber die Art und Weise, wie es geführt wird, hat die Türen für Nachlässigkeit in die gesamten Branche geöffnet.“😞
    sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/fra

  4. I closed out November with a flurry of published stories, some filed weeks ago. I like finishing strong in November, since that’s the last month that freelancers can reasonably expect to write something and get paid for it that year.

    One of the posts published in the closing hours of last month but not listed below was an extra for Patreon readers: a Web Summit recap covering things that didn’t show up in stories for my other clients.

    11/27/2023: What part of ‘get rid of my data’ don’t companies get?, Fast Company

    I pitched this piece months ago, then took far more time than I expected to report it out and finally write the damn thing.

    11/28/2023: The 3 best international tech innovations of 2023, Fast Company

    I helped judge this competition for the second year in a row.

    11/28/2023: The 4 next big things in robotics and automation for 2023, Fast Company

    My second batch of “NBTT” value judgments covered this high-tech sector.

    11/28/2023: The 5 next big things in space and telecom for 2023, Fast Company

    Of course I was going to accept a story assignment from my editor that would let write about space.

    11/28/2023: Researchers: Maybe the Internet Isn’t Making Us Miserable After All, PCMag

    I wrote up a study questioning the widely-held belief that social media and the Internet in general are making everybody stressed, lonely and resentful.

    11/29/2023: The Best Cell Phone Plans, Wirecutter

    This minor update covered new high-end plans at T-Mobile and Verizon and updated readers about AT&T and Verizon’s C-band deployment, among other things.

    11/30/2023: OpenAI At A Crossroads: Can AI Threaten Humanity?, Al Jazeera

    I joined AJ’s The Take podcast, hosted by Malika Bilal, to disucss OpenAI’s recent calamities and the prospects for AI to live up to the hopes (or fears) of some of its bigger supporters.

    11/30/2023: Ex-EVgo CEO: It Can Take 6 to 18 Months to Put a Charging Station Into Service, PCMag

    Recently-retired EVgo CEO Cathy Zoi taught me a few things about the state of the EV-charging business in the panel hosted by Resources for the Future in D.C. that I watched from home via Zoom.

    11/30/2023: Google Celebrates RCS Hitting the Billion-User Mark With Multiple Feature Drops, PCMag

    I got advance copies of Google’s blog posts about RCS topping a billion users and the software feature drops the company staged to celebrate the occasion, then made sure to remind readers of Google’s most recent announcement of the total number of Android devices–more than 3 billion, announced in 2022, which suggests that most Android users have yet to benefit from this upgrade to SMS and MMS.

    12/1/2023: Facebook Whistleblower: Want to Help Kids? Keep Them Off Social Media, PCMag

    I bikeshared into D.C. to watch a different tech-policy panel, this one at the Brookings Institution and featuring Melanie Dawes, chief executive of the U.K. telecom regulator Ofcom, and Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.

    Updated 12/11/2023 to add the Wirecutter guide that I had missed before.

    https://robpegoraro.com/2023/12/03/weekly-output-data-minimization-next-big-things-in-tech-x3-online-mental-health-study-ai-risks-ev-charging-google-celebrates-rcs-milestone-child-safety-online/

    #automation #ChatGPT #dataBreaches #dataMinimization #digitalWellbeing #electricCarCharging #EVCharging #EVgo #FrancesHaugen #GoogleMessages #mentalHealthOnline #OnlineSafetyAct #OpenAI #RCS #robotics #satellites #Space

  5. I closed out November with a flurry of published stories, some filed weeks ago. I like finishing strong in November, since that’s the last month that freelancers can reasonably expect to write something and get paid for it that year.

    One of the posts published in the closing hours of last month but not listed below was an extra for Patreon readers: a Web Summit recap covering things that didn’t show up in stories for my other clients.

    11/27/2023: What part of ‘get rid of my data’ don’t companies get?, Fast Company

    I pitched this piece months ago, then took far more time than I expected to report it out and finally write the damn thing.

    11/28/2023: The 3 best international tech innovations of 2023, Fast Company

    I helped judge this competition for the second year in a row.

    11/28/2023: The 4 next big things in robotics and automation for 2023, Fast Company

    My second batch of “NBTT” value judgments covered this high-tech sector.

    11/28/2023: The 5 next big things in space and telecom for 2023, Fast Company

    Of course I was going to accept a story assignment from my editor that would let write about space.

    11/28/2023: Researchers: Maybe the Internet Isn’t Making Us Miserable After All, PCMag

    I wrote up a study questioning the widely-held belief that social media and the Internet in general are making everybody stressed, lonely and resentful.

    11/29/2023: The Best Cell Phone Plans, Wirecutter

    This minor update covered new high-end plans at T-Mobile and Verizon and updated readers about AT&T and Verizon’s C-band deployment, among other things.

    11/30/2023: OpenAI At A Crossroads: Can AI Threaten Humanity?, Al Jazeera

    I joined AJ’s The Take podcast, hosted by Malika Bilal, to disucss OpenAI’s recent calamities and the prospects for AI to live up to the hopes (or fears) of some of its bigger supporters.

    11/30/2023: Ex-EVgo CEO: It Can Take 6 to 18 Months to Put a Charging Station Into Service, PCMag

    Recently-retired EVgo CEO Cathy Zoi taught me a few things about the state of the EV-charging business in the panel hosted by Resources for the Future in D.C. that I watched from home via Zoom.

    11/30/2023: Google Celebrates RCS Hitting the Billion-User Mark With Multiple Feature Drops, PCMag

    I got advance copies of Google’s blog posts about RCS topping a billion users and the software feature drops the company staged to celebrate the occasion, then made sure to remind readers of Google’s most recent announcement of the total number of Android devices–more than 3 billion, announced in 2022, which suggests that most Android users have yet to benefit from this upgrade to SMS and MMS.

    12/1/2023: Facebook Whistleblower: Want to Help Kids? Keep Them Off Social Media, PCMag

    I bikeshared into D.C. to watch a different tech-policy panel, this one at the Brookings Institution and featuring Melanie Dawes, chief executive of the U.K. telecom regulator Ofcom, and Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.

    Updated 12/11/2023 to add the Wirecutter guide that I had missed before.

    https://robpegoraro.com/2023/12/03/weekly-output-data-minimization-next-big-things-in-tech-x3-online-mental-health-study-ai-risks-ev-charging-google-celebrates-rcs-milestone-child-safety-online/

    #automation #ChatGPT #dataBreaches #dataMinimization #digitalWellbeing #electricCarCharging #EVCharging #EVgo #FrancesHaugen #GoogleMessages #mentalHealthOnline #OnlineSafetyAct #OpenAI #RCS #robotics #satellites #Space

  6. Tonight (November 27), I'm at the #Toronto Metro Reference Library with Facebook whistleblower #FrancesHaugen for an event called "Who Is Watching Big Tech?":

    eventbrite.ca/e/who-is-watchin

    Wednesday November 29, I'm at #NYC's Strand Books with my novel The Lost Cause, a #solarpunk tale of hope and danger that Rebecca Solnit called "completely delightful."

    eventbrite.com/e/cory-doctorow

    2/

  7. CW: Long thread/eof

    Tonight (November 27), I'm at the #Toronto Metro Reference Library with Facebook whistleblower #FrancesHaugen for an event called "Who Is Watching Big Tech?":

    eventbrite.ca/e/who-is-watchin

    Wednesday November 29, I'm at #NYC's Strand Books with my novel The Lost Cause, a #solarpunk tale of hope and danger that Rebecca Solnit called "completely delightful."

    eventbrite.com/e/cory-doctorow

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  8. This Monday (November 27), I'm at the #Toronto Metro Reference Library with Facebook whistleblower #FrancesHaugen for an event called "Who Is Watching Big Tech?":

    eventbrite.ca/e/who-is-watchin

    On November 29, I'm at #NYC's Strand Books with my novel The Lost Cause, a #solarpunk tale of hope and danger that Rebecca Solnit called "completely delightful."

    eventbrite.com/e/cory-doctorow

    2/

  9. Next Monday (November 27), I'm at the #Toronto Metro Reference Library with Facebook whistleblower #FrancesHaugen for an event called "Who Is Watching Big Tech?":

    eventbrite.ca/e/who-is-watchin

    On November 29, I'm at #NYC's Strand Books with my novel The Lost Cause, a #solarpunk tale of hope and danger that Rebecca Solnit called "completely delightful."

    eventbrite.com/e/cory-doctorow

    2/

  10. Next Tuesday (November 27), I'm at the #Toronto Metro Reference Library with Facebook whistleblower #FrancesHaugen for an event called "Who Is Watching Big Tech?":

    eventbrite.ca/e/who-is-watchin

    On November 29, I'm at #NYC's Strand Books with my novel The Lost Cause, a #solarpunk tale of hope and danger that Rebecca Solnit called "completely delightful."

    eventbrite.com/e/cory-doctorow

    2/

  11. Lese @hateaid über #SafetyByDesign "Mit ihren #Algorithmen tragen #Plattformen wesentlich zur massenhaften Verbreitung von Gewalt und Desinformation bei – und sie wissen darum: Vor rund zwei Jahren veröffentlichte das Wall Street Journal die sogenannten #FacebookFiles. Die Journalist*innen werteten in mehreren Artikeln interne Dokumente, Chatprotokolle und Präsentationen von Meta aus.

    Die Unterlagen sowie Aussagen der Whistleblowerin #FrancesHaugen zeigen: Dem Unternehmen, zu dem unter anderem #Facebook und #Instagram gehören, war die schädliche Wirkung seiner Angebote bewusst. Hass und polarisierende Inhalte würden verstärkt, um eine höhere Aktivität von Nutzer*innen und Werbeeinnahmen zu erzielen, so Haugen. Hingegen würden kaum Maßnahmen ergriffen, um den Schaden einzudämmen."

    hateaid.org/safety-by-design-m

  12. 📺 Die Machtmaschine - Wie #Facebook und Co. Demokratien gefährden
    🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹
    Die Dokumentation zeigt, wie raffiniert soziale Medien missbraucht werden, um Demokratien anzugreifen.

    Mit tausenden Dokumenten aus dem Innern des Facebook-Konzerns erhob die Whistleblowerin #FrancesHaugen im Herbst 2021 schwere Vorwürfe: Mächtige Plattformen würden...
    ardmediathek.de/video/Y3JpZDov

    Direkter Link:
    pdvideosdaserste-a.akamaihd.ne
    🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹
    (44 min) verfügbar bis 07.03.2924
    #FARBfernsehen

  13. Was macht #Facebook so gefährlich? Und was wusste Mark #Zuckerberg über die Bedrohungen durch #Meta? Darüber sprechen wir mit der Whistleblowerin #FrancesHaugen in der neuen Folge unseres Umbruch #Podcast. Jetzt in der ARD-Audiothek und überall, wo es Podcasts gibt! 🎧 ardaudiothek.de/sendung/umbruc

  14. > The idea that social media companies shoulder responsibility for the potential damage their products cause to young people came to the fore late in 2021 when former #Meta employee #FrancesHaugen revealed documents about its internal operations. Among Haugen’s allegations was a claim that the company was knowingly preying on vulnerable young people to boost profits. Congress held hearings and some state attorneys general launched investigations.
    inkl.com/news/seattle-schools-
    #SocialMedia #SNS

  15. This is the entire special episode on social media, link goes to the start of the interview with #FrancesHaugen Interviews with both lawmakers on this issue also worth watching. youtu.be/bOzlAPFmj7Q?t=480

  16. This is the lead-in to the interview with #FrancesHaugen where the "attention economy" and the incentivizing of outrage gets spelled out. youtube.com/watch?v=F7BYEOxRm3

  17. I'm watching Meet the Press. Frances Haugen - the "Facebook Whistleblower" is talking about how a simple tweak to their algorithm would have as much impact as all the 3rd party fact checking available. I'll post the video when it's available.

    @jon was right, and I wasn't hearing him before. The "this is also human nature" defense is problematic, and I was wrong. Individuals can make a difference yes, but transparency and regulation are needed.

    Glad to be on Mastodon. #FrancesHaugen

  18. Die Entscheidung des Obersten Gerichtshof zum Abtreibungsrecht in den USA hat für Unruhen gesorgt. Meta hat seinen Angestellten interne Diskussionen verboten.
    Meta verbietet Angestellten Austausch über Abtreibungsrecht in den USA
  19. Renate Künast plädiert für mehr rote Linien für Plattformen. Frances Haugen möchte, dass sie mehr Einsatz gegen Hass zeigen und lobt Organisationen wie HateAid.
    Renate Künast: "Zukunft der Demokratie wird im Internet entschieden"
  20. #FrancesHaugen war gestern zu Gast im #ADi und hat mir und meinen Kolleg:innen eindrücklich bewiesen wie wichtig eine breite Debatte über Plattformenregulierung auch in Europa ist. Mit dem #DSA erarbeiten wir eine Verordnung, die diese Punkte aufgreift.
    zeit.de/digital/2022-04/france

  21. Aufzeichnung veröffentlicht. War ein interessantes Gespräch.

    Europe Calling “Ein Digitales Grundgesetz für Europa? – Wie der Digital Services Act (DSA) die Demokratie schützen will“ europe-calling.de/europe-calli

    Mit dabei waren:
    - Frances Haugen, Facebook-Whistleblowerin
    - Peter Pomerantsev, Autor “Das ist keine Propaganda”
    - Felix Kartte, Leiter des Deutschland-Büros von Reset, einer Initiative für digitale Demokratie
    - Alexandra Geese MdEP

    #DSA #EuropeCalling #FrancesHaugen #AlexandraGeese

  22. les fabricants assuraient que les cigarettes avec filtre étaient finalement meilleures pour la santé. Affirmations démontées par des scientifiques. « Aujourd’hui, on ne peut mener une telle analyse avec Facebook. On ne peut que croire le réseau social quand l’entreprise assure de sa bonne foi ». #FrancesHaugen

  23. 📺 >#Facebook Papers: Talk mit der ehemaligen Facebook-Managerin und Whistleblowerin Frances Haugen<
    #ZDFMagazin
    🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹
    Jan Böhmermann im Expertentalk mit #Whistleblowerin Frances Haugen über die Aushöhlung der Demokratie durch Facebook-Dienste...
    rodlzdf-a.akamaihd.net/none/zd
    🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹
    (30 min) verfügbar bis 09.12.2022
    #FARBfernsehen #böhmermann #FrancesHaugen

  24. "So given that there is a fixed cost for each one of these new [spoken] languages, it's just not economic for Facebook to build out the level of safety that is currently available in the US ... and people are paying for that with their lives."

    - #FrancesHaugen, 2021

    your-undivided-attention.simpl

    #podcast #YourUndividedAttention #Facebook

  25. Metas Angebote, wie etwa Facebook und Instagram, lassen sehr gezielte Werbung zu, die auch manipulativ eingesetzt wird. Meta will die Auswahl nun begrenzen.
    Facebook & Co.: Meta schränkt detaillierte Werbeeinstellungen ab 2022 ein
  26. Von Dezember an greift die europäische Hinweisgeberschutz-Richtlinie. Deren Privilegien gelten meist nicht, wenn sich Informanten direkt an die Presse wenden.
    Experte: Facebook-Whistleblowerin wäre in der EU nicht geschützt
  27. Frances Haugen und andere Whistleblower gewähren einen Blick hinter die Kulissen von Facebook. Eine Zusammenfassung und ein Ausblick.
    Facebook: Immer mehr Interna beschreiben verheerende Unternehmensführung
  28. @Decentralize_today
    “Its own research is showing that content that is hateful, that is divisive, that is polarizing, it’s easier to inspire people to anger than it is to other emotions ... Facebook has realized that if they change the algorithm to be safer, people will spend less time on the site, they’ll click on less ads, they’ll make less money.”

    - #FrancesHaugen, 2021

    gizmodo.com/9-horrifying-facts

    #SocialMedia #FaceBook #FarceBook #polarization