I was not aware that FB is the largest sex trafficking hub until now

[dirtytoeddawg]

Online recruitment for sex trafficking victims has surged over the years, and a recent report from the Human Trafficking Institute found that most online recruitment in active cases last year occurred on Facebook.

Facebook failed to protect against teen sex trafficking, court rules, proving there are liabilities that remain outside of Section 230 protections for tech companies

The Texas Supreme Court's ruling is the first to indicate that tech companies aren't always shielded by Section 230, a key internet law.

www.businessinsider.com

Hopefully this also forces FB to defend & ultimately lose their 230 status since Congress doesn’t have the balls to do more than talk about it

 

[Rebarcock.]

Nothing surprises me anymore having been in lac for 5 years. Seems like the feds would do something but many are probably in on it

 

[dirtytoeddawg]

Nothing surprises me anymore having been in lac for 5 years. Seems like the feds would do something but many are probably in on it

If they had a pull rope in a garage Wray would send in the troops ASAP

 

[BigBucnNole]

Online recruitment for sex trafficking victims has surged over the years, and a recent report from the Human Trafficking Institute found that most online recruitment in active cases last year occurred on Facebook.

Facebook failed to protect against teen sex trafficking, court rules, proving there are liabilities that remain outside of Section 230 protections for tech companies

The Texas Supreme Court's ruling is the first to indicate that tech companies aren't always shielded by Section 230, a key internet law.

www.businessinsider.com

Hopefully this also forces FB to defend & ultimately lose their 230 status since Congress doesn’t have the balls to do more than talk about it

Congress likely will end up breaking up big tech. Money only buys you so much influence up there, but I think the biggest mistake FB and the rest of the clowns made was thinking they could deplatform a politician. I get it being Trump, but don’t think Dems and Repubs all saw that for what it is, a weapon that could be used on them.

It’s no coincidence that suddenly we have 5 or 6 pieces of legislation looking to reform antitrust law and make a path to breaking them up.

I’ll throw this is there too… the Clintonistas hate tech too. They accuse it of giving the ‘16 election to Trump.

 

[Cre8ive]

Congress likely will end up breaking up big tech. Money only buys you so much influence up there, but I think the biggest mistake FB and the rest of the clowns made was thinking they could deplatform a politician. I get it being Trump, but don’t think Dems and Repubs all saw that for what it is, a weapon that could be used on them.

It’s no coincidence that suddenly we have 5 or 6 pieces of legislation looking to reform antitrust law and make a path to breaking them up.

I’ll throw this is there too… the Clintonistas hate tech too. They accuse it of giving the ‘16 election to Trump.

when you purchase one vote at a time, and you only need a handful, Facebook can purchase everyone it needs to keep being the authoritarians they are.

 

[Cre8ive]

Online recruitment for sex trafficking victims has surged over the years, and a recent report from the Human Trafficking Institute found that most online recruitment in active cases last year occurred on Facebook.

Facebook failed to protect against teen sex trafficking, court rules, proving there are liabilities that remain outside of Section 230 protections for tech companies

The Texas Supreme Court's ruling is the first to indicate that tech companies aren't always shielded by Section 230, a key internet law.

www.businessinsider.com

Hopefully this also forces FB to defend & ultimately lose their 230 status since Congress doesn’t have the balls to do more than talk about it

Ha! You can forget that altogether. Too big. Too much money. Ever single agent, and by that i mean available humanity has their price. The more powerful a position one holds the higher the price. Economics 101. All this is so simple it negates the need for a typical "conspiracy story."