Inside Facebook's Early Days | The Facebook Dilemma | FRONTLINE

An excerpt from FRONTLINE's "The Facebook Dilemma," coming to PBS starting October 29, 2018.
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I want MySpace back!!!

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you can't just ask a greedy corporate stooge softball questions and call it journalism.

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@@charlietu people who don't have one video on their channel don't get an opinion, dummy.

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TheGeniuschrist hold that thought...

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This looks interesting, I will watch

[@estelalopez21]

I'm pretty sure Facebook sells information to governments. Everyone who has downloaded their app should know that they access and collect information about all your contacts and even if you don't download their app, your friend who has downloaded it will provide all your personal information that is under their contacts, without them even knowing. Example: I sign up on Facebook with my phone number; my cousin who is not my Facebook friend will appear under the Facebook list: "people you may know", because my cousin saved my phone number on his contacts and downloaded the app. Even if you sign up under a fake name, they will find out your real name when their system matches your phone number with the number saved on someone else's phone. And this face recognition feature, what do you think is for? It's a surveillance machine NOT just for advertisers.

[@n40tom]

I am not on and never will be on Facebook. Right from the very beginning anyone that asked me to join I told them, you're just looking for trouble going on a site like that. Too much information is giving up. I seen this from the start . I mean come on how could anyone Trust corporate greed. If you agree with me press the thumbs-up on Facebook . LOL SMH

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We want reels in facebook

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Facebook is lifelog.

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Coincidence that video is 4:20 long? I think not... lolz jk

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