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Meta takes down a critical video about meta AI Glasses after filming at Meta

632 points · 395 comments · pieterr

  1. ElProlactin · · focus · HN ↗
    This hypocrisy is not at all surprising. The modus operandi for these people has been rules for thee, but not for me for quite a while now.
    1. Almondsetat · · focus · HN ↗
      Feel free to point out the hypochrisy. I'll remind you that sharing a video you took of someone without their consent is not the same as recording them and keeping the video strictly for yourself
      1. mns · · focus · HN ↗
        The mental gymnastics that people do here to defend these untouchable corporations is disgusting. From Meta to OpenAi, for a lot of people here it's just a "yeah, but actually". I've reported everything from holocaust glorification to videos of people being filmed in public in europe just to be humiliated, to obvious far right propaganda done by russian linked accounts, nothing goes against Meta's policy anymore, except when it's about them...
        1. alex1138 · · focus · HN ↗
          The asymmetry bothers me. No one corporation is going to get it right 100% of the time but it's when you report stuff and it never gets removed but they ban you that you can really see how morally bankrupt they are

          (Oh, and they don't care about local solutions. Their sneakiness with Free Basics is clear. Can you blame them for Myanmar? I think you can, but it's also clear they want to supplant all the other social networks, like a system each individual country might come up with)

          It does bother me being here on hacker news because it's a good aggregator but you get people standing up for their industry no matter what or flagging anything they disagree with

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