There is a lot of insanity starting to take shape. Facebook, a company known to be fairly lax with data, is now wanting people to connect their crypto wallets to their platform so people can share their NFTs. This is crazy on many levels.
In this video I discuss not only the security threat but the fact that we can expect some tracking due to this. Facebook would love to gather more data on crypto users. Of course, where that data ends up is anyone's guess.
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I won’t be connecting any of my wallets to these archaic apps.
Me neither. But not because they are "archaic". Because they are evil. On Facebook, you are a product (too). People's NFTs are products of/from products. Avoid using Facebook is a question of principle.
I get what you mean, they are polished and still run smoothly like the average person expects them to. I guess I meant archaic as in that old way of having our data used and abused, which yes... is evil.
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I saw this somewhere and I was like how insane can these people get?
And will the users be comfortable enough to connect their wallets to Facebook? Only time will tell.
I will post screenshots of my NFTs only. Thank you very much Facebook, not!
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I haven't used Facebook in a long time and even if I was, I would not connect my wallet to it.
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Won't touch their crop with a ten-inch pole. We need a more reputable company to challenge Meta. Maybe Splinterlands can branch out to VR someday. :D
For the love of God people! Do not use Facebook!
the truth is that it is completely crazy to connect our wallet to a site where the data is handled very lightly
Summary:
Task discusses Meta's (formerly Facebook) announcement to allow NFT integration on their platforms, Facebook and Instagram. He expresses skepticism and raises concerns about the potential risks and implications of tying NFTs and wallets to Facebook accounts. Task argues that this move by Meta could lead to privacy and security issues, including exposing users to data breaches and surveillance. He questions the trustworthiness of Facebook when it comes to handling cryptocurrency-related matters and emphasizes the importance of data protection and accountability.
Detailed Analysis:
Task starts by addressing Meta's new initiative to integrate NFTs into Facebook and Instagram, presenting it as a move towards Web 3.0. However, he argues that this is not a genuine advancement, labeling it as "Web 2.0 garbage." He expresses concerns about Meta's history of security breaches, highlighting the risks of trusting the platform with cryptocurrency-related activities.
The discussion delves into the potential consequences of connecting wallets to Facebook accounts. Task outlines scenarios where users could lose access to their wallets and the associated NFTs if their Facebook accounts were compromised. He emphasizes the lack of security and trustworthiness in Meta's handling of user data and cryptocurrency assets.
Task questions the motives behind Meta's push for NFT integration and the potential implications for user privacy. He warns against the risks of data breaches and hacks that could arise from linking cryptocurrency activities to Facebook accounts.
Moreover, Task touches upon the broader implications of corporate responsibility regarding data protection. He criticizes Facebook's track record of data security and proposes stringent regulations to hold companies and their executives accountable for data breaches.
In conclusion, Task reiterates the importance of data privacy and security, expressing skepticism towards Facebook's integration of NFTs and wallets. He emphasizes the need for regulatory measures to ensure accountability in handling personal data.
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