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'Everyone is unhappy': Meta employees describe a grim environment as the company reportedly prepares to axe roughly 8,000 workers (www.aol.com)
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[–] Buffalox@lemmy.world -2 points 6 hours ago

You bet I know how to read terms of service agreements, I even had a major dispute over it with Autodesk in the mid 90's. With the company I had started with a friend.
And after a couple communications they stopped making demands against us, because their fucking terms of service was illegal, which here in Denmark defaults the whole thing.

So stop making claims about what people know and don't, the Facebook terms of service was equally illegal here, but there is no way to stop an American company to abuse your information as an ordinary civilian.