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It’s time to share what Facebook thinks about recent changes. There is no public statement. But I talked to 4 employees off the record. They all gave the same explanation: we don’t want another privacy disaster (1/3)
Facebook has a new mantra. Kill all privacy related scraping and lawyer it up when needed. Even by hunting down #osint community by sending threatening letters. The decision makers do NOT care about @Bellingcat or media interest (2/3)
Any tool can be used with bad and good intentions. Facebook will hunt down ANY Graph related searches that involve scraping, regardless the intentions. This puts me in a dilemma. If I wouldn’t share my methods and sources as we do all at @bellingcat , we are like Wikileaks (3/4)
So do I have to think about bringing back my tools for a vetted audience only to avoid misuse? So semi-public? What do you think? Please vote (4/4)
There is some irony here. FB is hated for privacy breaches for years. What does it say if we now hate them to close those gaps? (5/5)
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