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In reply to the discussion: Zuckerberg using photos of 13-y.o. schoolgirls to lure men to Threads [View all]intheflow
(29,744 posts)43. FB Terms of Service says they can do this with all uploaded content.
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IIRC, the proto-Facebook was used to rate female students for how hot they were . . .
hatrack
Sep 20
#7
The Social Network is the name of the film, and it's a well-crafted film at that.
Xavier Breath
Sep 20
#22
Yea - I think it was called "Hot or Not". A bunch of nerdy Geeks who barely knew how to
Marie Marie
Sep 20
#71
There's going to come a time, I hope soon, when we as a people crush the tech bros.
paleotn
Sep 20
#29
Asked what he & Ivanka had in common he said SEX. With his daughter. His words.
Maru Kitteh
Sep 20
#56
These social media billionaire rats all live in the same sewer. They all cross pollinate.
flashman13
Sep 20
#48
Disgusting. But fits with some other things Meta has done that I've posted about on DU.
highplainsdem
Sep 20
#49