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Forums › Social networks, social media, and tools › Anonymous to take out Facebook on 5th November
garvani

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#92604 2-Nov-2011 22:00
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The video says it all really:



Im pretty confident they will disrupt the service, but i can't see any long term damage being done. Backups of backups of backups..

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  #540525 2-Nov-2011 22:56
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This group is who the US should be using their Predator drones on. That or hang them somewhere public. I'm not too picky.

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  #540530 2-Nov-2011 23:15
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Thanks for taking away my freedom of choice Anonymous.
If I want to log on to Facebook and talk about my habits so they can sell it to 3rd parties that's my decision not to care.

Guess I'll have to go out into the sunlight on 5th Nov, nooo

 
 
 
 


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  #540548 3-Nov-2011 05:51
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While I agree Facebook needs a wakeup call, it should have come in the form of a privacy investigation finding against them. This will just steel their resolve.

 




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  #540560 3-Nov-2011 07:38
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Just a bunch of criminals and substance affected kids trying to disguise their activities as a crusade.

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  #540566 3-Nov-2011 08:11
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KiwiNZ: Just a bunch of criminals and substance affected kids trying to disguise their activities as a crusade.


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