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Meta seeks to block further sales of ex-employee’s scathing memoir
(www.nytimes.com)
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Can it be worse than genocide in Myanmar? Because meta fucking did that.
Probably not but these cowardly sociopaths are more mortified of exposure and embarrassment than anything else. Like cockroaches when the lights are tuned on.
You got any more info on that? I've not heard of Meta's involvement there but it sadly wouldn't surprise me
Myanmar: Facebook’s systems promoted violence against Rohingya; Meta owes reparations
Harder to diffuse the responsibility when it is about crimes directly committed by specific people than something the orphan-crushing machine did.
Same way social murder is rationalized away.