Cosmetics will deactivate its social media accounts later this week in a bid to get tech companies to make online platforms safer.
Over the last few months, Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen accused the company of prioritizing engagement and user growth over online safety. Getting the platforms to take action, she said, is typically a “long slog” made more difficult because “a couple of social media platforms have held the world hostage by becoming the walled gardens where all of our communication takes place.”
Maybe they should focus on paying their staff a living wage.
Mark was already old when I worked for him in the late 90s. This makes no sense. Time for the boomer to retire I think
They will be back when the sales take a dip.
He didn't specifically say what needs to be done though in order to come back lol. Simply making it 'safer' is vague. Maybe saying stopping censorship and media overreach with misleading and fear-based content and kicking out known terrorists from the platforms then sure.
Now maybe they can turn off their raunchy smell that they release into the air near their stores in the mall. That smell is enough to bring a tear to a glass eye.
This is awesome.
Well their social media manager will be looking for professional references to find other employment now I guess….. but let’s be real, it’s just a publicity stunt to get free advertising from media.
Stunt.
Respect.
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