I would also like to suggest there can be a more malign motivation to this.
They are getting rid of it in order to deploy pervasive surveillance. In other words to remove of somewhat secure communication channel to coordinate political movement.
Facebook is openly declaring that they are dismantling any mechanism for social organization and are preparing the platform for total surveillance
Thus, why I am not on Facebook (left it years ago) and refused to start an Instagram account. I know I'm still getting spied on by other means, but I can at least limit the damage from Zuckerberg's crew.
Thinking cynically, Meta enabled E2EE so they could ride the goodwill of enabling it. A short wait meant more users, enhancing the social network lock-in. Now they can disable it to get more data, and if you want to leave, even more people are sucked in whom you have to convince to leave.
With everything we know about Meta, I have faith this strategy was laid out in an internal document somewhere.
with Meta being in full support of the fascist regime take over in the us, it seems ominous that they choose the 8. of May. As the 8.5.1945 was the end of the fascist regime in Germany...
Henrik, Love Pro
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in reply to stux⚡️ • • •In the USA we now have the added influence of:
3 - do what government (ie the Trump dynasty) wants in order to continue pursuing 1
prom™️
in reply to stux⚡️ • • •Maybe also:
- unchecked rich people narcissism
Taran Rampersad
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in reply to stux⚡️ • • •GhostOnTheHalfShell
in reply to stux⚡️ • • •GhostOnTheHalfShell
in reply to stux⚡️ • • •I would also like to suggest there can be a more malign motivation to this.
They are getting rid of it in order to deploy pervasive surveillance. In other words to remove of somewhat secure communication channel to coordinate political movement.
Facebook is openly declaring that they are dismantling any mechanism for social organization and are preparing the platform for total surveillance
Ryek Darkener
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in reply to stux⚡️ • • •This change is both state-sponsored and to the benefit of Meta (Facebook / Instagram).
#Meta #Facebook #Instagram #StateSponsored
Goldmaster
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Thinking cynically, Meta enabled E2EE so they could ride the goodwill of enabling it. A short wait meant more users, enhancing the social network lock-in. Now they can disable it to get more data, and if you want to leave, even more people are sucked in whom you have to convince to leave.
With everything we know about Meta, I have faith this strategy was laid out in an internal document somewhere.
Nu Modular
in reply to stux⚡️ • • •Capitalism spells out its goals:
pro:fit
over
am:a:unfit
We don't need no stinkin' future generations!..
*sigh*
TheBeardedNewt
in reply to stux⚡️ • • •As the 8.5.1945 was the end of the fascist regime in Germany...
Darren
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