Douglas Rushkoff says the social networking site used to be useful, but has lost his trust with a feature that misrepresents his "likes" without his consent
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Jaana Nyström's comment,
February 23, 2013 9:50 AM
Google pays hackers to try and find the vulnerable spots and fixes them if any are found.
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"Facebook does things on our behalf when we're not even there.
It actively misrepresents us to our friends, and worse misrepresents those who have befriended us to still others."