FaceBook brouhaha

[Gerard Zwaan]

Zuckerberg and Facebook are under attack. The Zetas have stated that Zuckerberg is a well-connected and powerful member of the global elite, so I'm wondering if the severity of the attacks and accusations are another indication of a great reduction in power and influence of the STS establishment in general, or perhaps just for Zuckerberg. The fact that he has been hauled in front of Congress and remains a top news story seems significant.  His power, influence and connections are apparently not strong enough to prevent such things. I also noticed that some other notable elites are coming down on him. Elon Musk and Steve Wozniak, to name two. I'm wondering if this is just typical rats-deserting-a-sinking-ship type of behaviour, or if there has been a more concerted effort to throw Zuckerberg under the bus for some reason. Perhaps they're just annoyed with Facebook for reasons given and all the other reasons why we all complain about Facebook. [and from another] http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/facebook-zuckerberg-congress-elec...  Facebook's Zuckerberg apologizes to U.S. Congress, vows to do better. April 10, 2018. Hearings follow news that data mining firm obtained info on 87 million users to influence U.S. election. Facebook revealed last month that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica (CA), which had ties to Donald Trump's presidential campaign, may have harvested data of 87 million users without their knowledge. Facebook granted the researcher at the centre of the Cambridge Analytica scandal permission to sell data collected from Facebook users through a survey. Facebook has claimed it was deceived by the researcher, whose survey was used to collect data on up to 87 million users. [and from another] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2018/04/09/why-ap... Tech entrepreneur Steve Wozniak says he's quitting Facebook. Wozniak, who co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs, is abandoning the social media giant, joining the #DeleteFacebook movement in which Facebook users are shutting down their accounts over concerns about the use of their personal information. Elon Musk had the Tesla and SpaceX pages removed from Facebook. [and from another] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2018/04/10/transc... CRUZ: Mr. Zuckerberg, I will say there are a great many Americans who I think are deeply concerned that that Facebook and other tech companies are engaged in a pervasive pattern of bias and political censorship.  Facebook has initially shut down the Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day page, has blocked a post of a Fox News reporter, has blocked over two dozen Catholic pages, and most recently blocked Trump supporters Diamond and Silk's page, with 1.2 million Facebook followers, after determining their content and brand were, quote, “unsafe to the community.”

Is there more to the FaceBook brouhaha than data security and data mining for political purposes? Certainly, in Washington DC, it is the season for campaign accusations, with Special Investigator Mueller investigating the Trump Campaign for Russian collusion and Hillary’s funding of the Russian Dossier not even needing an investigation to show her Russian collusion. Zuckerberg allowed Cambridge Analytica to examine FaceBook trends, reportedly to assist the Trump campaign. If private data could be harvested for such examinations, what other mischief might be going on?

Internet users share personal data via email, so email hosts are aware of these conversation, as are governments. Phone companies keep archives of phone conversations, logs of who talks to whom and at what date and time, and this is available to law enforcement too. Twitter is free but hardly private. And Google knows your search trends, and what you seek from the Internet, and likewise makes this available to law enforcement. Most free services are not a charity, as the hosts make money by advertisements. 

For FaceBook, the advertisements are pointed, based on the information the user provides. If you talk about your trip to the zoo with toddlers, you are likely to see ads for toddler outfits and zoo animal toys.  Even those who do not use FaceBook have noticed that after they shop on the Internet for an item, these ads pop up when they log in to check their email. Is there a central database of users and shopping preferences, and what else might that database contain? We have stated that Zuckerberg is a member of the elite who hope to enslave survivors after the Pole Shift, and seek information on the populace to that end. 

FaceBook was spanked in September, 2016 for trying to dominate Internet access in Africa for rural areas. His goal was to track survival camps by their Internet communications, but the Council of Worlds blew up his satellite. He likewise was caught in July, 2017 trying a similar gambit in S America, tracking migrants via Disaster Maps showing their routes. How would FaceBook be any different? Given that this is Zuckerberg’s goal, can he be stopped by hearings in Congress? 

To the extent that the elite make their plans among themselves, the Council of Worlds will not interfere, as the Rule of Non-Interference allows young souls to explore their options and learn by making choices and making mistakes. But the Council has made it clear, by taking down any satellites that seeks to track migration that it will not tolerate this. Beyond satellite outage, what can be done? The Transformation Team, which includes General Dunford, can limit the use of private data by Zuckerberg and others by engaging Congress and the White House, limiting these practices, by law.

Source: ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for April 30, 2018