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originally posted by: tiredoflooking
twitter.com...
BOOM?
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Enderdog
Yes..it's the Apple logo..but why? Trump really likes Apple for bringing back big $$$ to the USA. He touts it all the time.
originally posted by: Bill1960
You saw the Trumpster mention how the NSA just deleted 635,000 call records. Here's the deal IMHO. What they deleted was the phone records for the "enemies" of the state. Translation: It was the phone records on you and I
originally posted by: Enderdog
originally posted by: Aallanon
a reply to: crankyoldman
I also was watching the Jordan, Rosenstein exchange. He (Rosenstein) is working with Q(Trump) whatever albeit probably not willingly.
Watch him he is not lying and wants to say more but can't,
I am more convinced of Q's authenticity now more than ever.
And the smearing begins!
smear campaign
The federal investigation into Facebook’s sharing of personal data of tens of millions of Americans with a political consultancy firm is expanding, it has been reported. The expanded probe is being conducted jointly by officials with the FBI, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Federal Trade Commission.
The company was able to mine the information of 87 million Facebook users even though just 270,000 people gave them permission to do so.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Enderdog
Yes..it's the Apple logo..but why? Trump really likes Apple for bringing back big $$$ to the USA. He touts it all the time.
originally posted by: Skyfloating
originally posted by: Bill1960
You saw the Trumpster mention how the NSA just deleted 635,000 call records. Here's the deal IMHO. What they deleted was the phone records for the "enemies" of the state. Translation: It was the phone records on you and I
If they were WhiteHats, thats what they'd do. And if they did that, we'd celebrate that. Thanks for the interesting possibility, didnt consider that one.
originally posted by: crankyoldman
Sky, remember the SOTU speech? It was said by Qsters that when the Repubs stood and cheered it was because they were no longer being blackmailed. While the NSA doesn't do anything with that information on us, per se, storing all of that on us is very much the same feeling. Cleansing that from our reality is vibrationally significant. I hope it's true.
Zuckerberg has already come under fire for failing to tip Congress off about certain of Facebook’s more questionable data practices when he had the chance, including the company’s data-sharing partnerships with Chinese phone companies.
To help Chinese manufacturers build Facebook functionality into their products, the tech giant shared real Facebook user data through private A.P.I.s—data that included personal information like religious and political affiliation about users, their friends, and friends of their friends.
Facebook says it’s been winding down these type of agreements since April, and has also said that no user data was hosted on Chinese companies’ servers. But lawmakers are peeved at the company’s failure to disclose the partnerships, particularly the one with China’s Huawei, which has been labeled a potential national-security threat: “This could be a very big problem,” Senator Marco Rubio warned in a tweet.
Facebook confirmed it was working with federal agencies: “We are cooperating with officials in the U.S., U.K. and beyond,” Facebook spokesman Matt Steinfeld told the Post. “We’ve provided public testimony, answered questions, and pledged to continue our assistance as their work continues.” The famously opaque company has also been more transparent in recent weeks about its data practices; last week, it sent a 747-page document to the House Energy and Commerce Committee about its data-sharing practices with device manufacturers, the most complete listing to date of the companies with which Facebook shared user data. So far, Facebook seems mostly unscathed by the investigations it faces. Its stock hit an all-time high two weeks ago, and today is only slightly down from its peak. Should federal agencies dig up more damning evidence of Facebook’s impropriety, however, that could change.