Netflix Jokes About Facebook Data Breach and Users Aren't Happy
This week, people all over the Internet got quite the shock when a New York Times investigation [...]
Prove it.
prevnextProduce your data access agreement with @facebook from the last five yeaes.
— Joe McGinley (@jmcginley33) December 19, 2018
Jokes make it worse
prevnextthe fact u add a joke here makes me not believe that. at all.
— Gypsy Danger (@E_Sqrd_Affair) December 19, 2018
Sarcasm on Sarcasm
This is your response? You’ve totally convinced us all. ?
— Daniel (@IAMDANIELBARR) December 19, 2018
prevnextGlad you are taking this seriously.
— Michael Ruminer (@michaelruminer) December 19, 2018
"Not a laughing matter"
prevnextSome Netflix employees had the capability to do so and probably did without management knowing about it. And something this serious should not be some sly joke about sliding into people’s DMs. Our fundamental human right to privacy is not a laughing matter.
— Eugene Gu, MD (@eugenegu) December 19, 2018
No time for "jokey jokes"
prevnextmaybe a jokey joke isn’t the best way to respond when your company is a part of a serious accusation.
— donovan copeland (@cxcope) December 19, 2018
Speak up
prevnextYo Dude, what exactly did you slide into and maybe a discussion of invasion of privacy is not the time to talk like a teenager?
— Unsocial Medium (@StillUnsocial) December 19, 2018
Free Netflix?
prevI just want one free month of Netflix for each instance that my personal data was shared illegally.
— Gary Awesome (@wizwit101) December 19, 2018