And I’ve been the CEO of a company that handles lots of data - card numbers and donor data. Investors often reminded me that we could sell that data but I always said that is immoral and we wrote contracts that expelicicity made that data the property of our customers.
We were a private company. So are Facebook and Twitter. They don’t have to allow any activity they don’t want and they decide the terms of service.
It is funny that these liers always invoke free speech which is usually not relevant to the conversation. Twitter can choose not to serve nazis without violating their rights. But then these same liers never want to talk about privacy rights.
We were a private company. So are Facebook and Twitter. They don’t have to allow any activity they don’t want and they decide the terms of service.
It is funny that these liers always invoke free speech which is usually not relevant to the conversation. Twitter can choose not to serve nazis without violating their rights. But then these same liers never want to talk about privacy rights.
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