Originally Posted by Boredpayne
-Facebook is doing what its Terms of Service allow it to do, and what you agreed to let it do.
-Anonymous doesn't like this perfectly legal procedure and plans to impose its will on the public.
-Egotistically claiming to be the rulers of the internet, they tell the viewer that they will eventually agree with them, i.e., they are right and cannot possibly be wrong.
-It claims to champion free speech and protect freedom of information, but is essentially forcing you into privacy "for your own good."
-They're just taking down another service they dislike with their petty ddos-gun.
Haha, next time you suggest a topic, try not to word the "facts" so extremely biasly!
This is not about legality, it is about ethics...
Anonymous have been declared the voice of the people by many people, even those that are not Anons.
After having examined what Facebook does do, and yeah, it does seem very unethical, and it does seem like they deliberately hid it. I mean, 4chan is required to report to the FBI, but because they broadcast it that makes it not a problem.
As usual, the voice of hundreds of thousands of Anons have collaborated and found an issue that is worth fixing.
And as usual, it is worth supporting.
Last edited by Gorman; Aug 12, 2011 at 01:25 PM.
Originally Posted by Gorman
Haha, next time you suggest a topic, try not to word the "facts" so extremely biasly!
I wasn't presenting them as facts, merely as my perception. Although I do love the word "biasly."
Originally Posted by Gorman
This is not about legality, it is about ethics...
Illegal activities are themselves unethical. What you seem to be forgetting is that what Anonymous does is outlawed, and that they are trying to dictate their laws to businesses.
I realize that what facebook is doing might be wrong. I also realize that Anonymous has no proof to support their accusation that information about me is going to Syria.
Originally Posted by Gorman
Anonymous have been declared the voice of the people by many people, even those that are not Anons.
And these make up, uh...how much of the population?
Originally Posted by Gorman
After having examined what Facebook does do, and yeah, it does seem very unethical, and it does seem like they deliberately hid it. I mean, 4chan is required to report to the FBI, but because they broadcast it that makes it not a problem.
I'm not defending facebook. I'm arguing that Anonymous shouldn't be the group to handle it. The government should.
Originally Posted by Anonymous
As usual, the voice of hundreds of thousands of Anons have collaborated and found an issue that is worth fixing.
But they shouldn't be the ones to fix it! They are vigilantes. Doing illegal activities in the name of a chosen sample of the internet. It's not ethical, regardless of facebook's misconduct.
Originally Posted by Gorman
And as usual, it is worth supporting.
Missing the points I have made. :v
Last edited by Boredpayne; Aug 13, 2011 at 01:24 AM.
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Originally Posted by Boredpayne
Although I do love the word "biasly."
Me too!
Originally Posted by Boredpayne
Illegal activities are themselves unethical. What you seem to be forgetting is that what Anonymous does is outlawed, and that they are trying to dictate their laws to businesses.
Hm, I have to disagree with you there. Illegal activities can be ethical, and legal activities can be unethical. I guess that is why there are separate words for them.
Originally Posted by Boredpayne
Lots of words, but what you are really saying is "why the fuck is Anon sticking their nose where they really have no business"
America has a habit of looking out for businesses rather than the people.
I have no problem with vigilantes that do what the government should.
Originally Posted by Boredpayne
Illegal activities are themselves unethical.
Wrong.
Ask me why.
Originally Posted by DooomByte
Facebook has the information on the size of privates of every individual on this planet, and Anonymous will not tolerate it. Anonymous are attacking Facebook because they know what's in their pants. Your surfing habits, which Facebook is acutely aware of, easily indicates your age, gender and also the size of the tool in your trousers. Facebook has the information on the size of privates of every individual on this planet, and Anonymous will not tolerate it. Anonymous are attacking Facebook because they know what's in their pants.It is a disgrace they stopped so low.
What?
Originally Posted by PLACEH0LDER
http://www.facebook.com/whitehat
Facebook has had it's share of vulnerabilities.
I think Anon would be better off if they hacked Facebook incognito, placed new code into the servers which qualifies persons for bounties, then expose them and let the bounties be reaped by the thousands.
Responsible Disclosure Bounty (USD 500) awarded to those who:
- Report a bug that could compromise the integrity or privacy of Facebook user data, such as:
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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
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Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF/XSRF)
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Remote Code Injection
- Reside in a country not under US sanction
Last edited by ShadoDance; Aug 15, 2011 at 08:58 PM.
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