Frustrated Facebook Founder Calls Obama About NSA Spying

[exfileme]

Mark Zuckerberg speaks out against the NSA.

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[K2N hater]

We can always say facebook users are used to privacy breaches, right? Now tell us what NSA does to akamai and all the DNS services around the globe.

 

[southernshark]

Zuckerman just needs to hit them where it hurts and spend 1 billion running adds against all sitting politicians who continue to support funding for the NSA. Then put a banner on everyone's FB page reminding them who to vote against in their home state.

 

[brandonjclark]

Zuckerberg wins actor of the year. What a fake. He's no doubt helping. In these times enemies will fake friendship.

 

[RCguitarist]

I wish you guys could all figure this out for yourself. All of this makes sense when you do. I'm not going to discuss it with you because i support the the cause and method that is in play here and if you understood you would too. A government willing to take blame and be discredited in order to protect the people in a way that they will never know is a noble purpose. You just have to know that every name in this article is absolutely working for the same plan even if some may not appear to be.

 

[longshotthe1st]

I wish you guys could all figure this out for yourself. All of this makes sense when you do. I'm not going to discuss it with you because i support the the cause and method that is in play here and if you understood you would too. A government willing to take blame and be discredited in order to protect the people in a way that they will never know is a noble purpose. You just have to know that every name in this article is absolutely working for the same plan even if some may not appear to be.

You mean like how the NSA protected us from 9/11, Ft. Hood, or Boston Marathon Bombing? Name 1 attack that the NSA prevented since you have it all figured out.

 

[g-unit1111]

Off topic political and personal attacks removed. Keep this thread civil or multiple moderators will be watching.

 

[ttcboy]

He just fed up that government is bypassing him and collect the infos instead of buying from him. That's all there to it.

 

[milktea]

Mark Zuckerberg must be dreaming. The Government will always have control. Anything that prevents control from the Gov will deem illegal.

 

[cypeq]

Zuckerberg is the only one who has right to spy on everyone! I understand him perfectly.

 

[cats_Paw]

This is more marketing than anything else.We all know nothing will change, since noone will change.

 

[DrBackwater]

Face books a double edged sword.Who uploads them selves after a robbery, or even a prison break.

 

[abimocorde]

We can always say facebook users are used to privacy breaches, right? Now tell us what NSA does to akamai and all the DNS services around the globe.

akamai being from Israel, pretty sure you can figure it out easy. 😛

 

[kawininjazx]

This is all a farce, Zuckerberg loves Obama, he is waiting for him to grant amnesty and allow everyone into the country so he can pay his employees half as much.

 

[Master467]

Zuckerman just needs to hit them where it hurts and spend 1 billion running adds against all sitting politicians who continue to support funding for the NSA. Then put a banner on everyone's FB page reminding them who to vote against in their home state.

Yeah, if he was serious this is what he would do...
But hes not. Its probably a farce, but at least its spreading the word....

 

[waikano]

"The firm also says that "all of NSA's operations are strictly conducted under the rule of law.""

I have a bridge to sell anyone interested?

 

[RCguitarist]

I wish you guys could all figure this out for yourself. All of this makes sense when you do. I'm not going to discuss it with you because i support the the cause and method that is in play here and if you understood you would too. A government willing to take blame and be discredited in order to protect the people in a way that they will never know is a noble purpose. You just have to know that every name in this article is absolutely working for the same plan even if some may not appear to be.

You mean like how the NSA protected us from 9/11, Ft. Hood, or Boston Marathon Bombing? Name 1 attack that the NSA prevented since you have it all figured out.

Attacks will always happen, you can't stop everything. The reason you can't think of attacks that the NSA prevented is because they didn't happen. And the fact that the NSA is making it impossible for the bad guys to use modern technology to communicate, slows them down immensely. Can you imagine how many attacks there would be if terrorists could simply talk and plan attacks using Facebook PMs? It would be too easy. But if you make them resort to couriers and in-person meetings, well then that slows things down a lot. It's not about stopping ever one, it's about reducing the amount and making it very hard to pull off. You are not going to see any news stories about that. And that is the way the NSA likes it.

 

[g-unit1111]

REMEMBER: THIS IS NOT A WEBSITE FOR POLITICAL DEBATE. There are plenty of other forums on the internet for that purpose.

If you want to talk politics we have a sub forum just for that purpose: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/forum-65.html

 

[Christopher Shaffer]

REMEMBER: THIS IS NOT A WEBSITE FOR POLITICAL DEBATE. There are plenty of other forums on the internet for that purpose.If you want to talk politics we have a sub forum just for that purpose: I'm]http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/forum-65.html

I'm not sure how you differentiate comments about a politically motivated article from those about political debate, but discussing this article is inevitably going to bring up concerns around how the NSA handles things which is a political subject. I don't think it's right to condemn opinions surrounding this as debate.

 

[g-unit1111]

REMEMBER: THIS IS NOT A WEBSITE FOR POLITICAL DEBATE. There are plenty of other forums on the internet for that purpose.If you want to talk politics we have a sub forum just for that purpose: I'm]http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/forum-65.html

I'm not sure how you differentiate comments about a politically motivated article from those about political debate, but discussing this article is inevitably going to bring up concerns around how the NSA handles things which is a political subject. I don't think it's right to condemn opinions surrounding this as debate.

Yeah it's definitely a tricky subject but these kinds of threads always devolve into personal attacks and infighting. I have been around the internet way too long and this type of discussion never ends well. What may start out as a harmless debate usually provokes lots and lots of personal attacks and infighting between users - and this isn't the forum for that, so we moderators usually try to stop it before it starts.

 

[stingstang]

I wish you guys could all figure this out for yourself. All of this makes sense when you do. I'm not going to discuss it with you because i support the the cause and method that is in play here and if you understood you would too. A government willing to take blame and be discredited in order to protect the people in a way that they will never know is a noble purpose. You just have to know that every name in this article is absolutely working for the same plan even if some may not appear to be.

You mean like how the NSA protected us from 9/11, Ft. Hood, or Boston Marathon Bombing? Name 1 attack that the NSA prevented since you have it all figured out.

Attacks will always happen, you can't stop everything. The reason you can't think of attacks that the NSA prevented is because they didn't happen. And the fact that the NSA is making it impossible for the bad guys to use modern technology to communicate, slows them down immensely. Can you imagine how many attacks there would be if terrorists could simply talk and plan attacks using Facebook PMs? It would be too easy. But if you make them resort to couriers and in-person meetings, well then that slows things down a lot. It's not about stopping ever one, it's about reducing the amount and making it very hard to pull off. You are not going to see any news stories about that. And that is the way the NSA likes it.

You'd better be careful, using logic around here. People here don't like that.

 

[ddpruitt]

When our engineers work tirelessly to improve security

Pot meet kettle. The reason the NSA spoofed Facebook is because they weren't using secured connections and were vulnerable to man in the middle attacks. Anyone who listens to Zuckerburg's tirad and agrees with him is a moron. It's like blaming the police for snooping on you when you leave your doors, windows, garage door, and webcams open to the world.

 

[DrBackwater]

Oh no, i smell a war brewing and it's not in tamriel either, it's in ?????

Run for the hills i say.