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Especially if you just graduated, working on support is a great way to get technical knowledge. The support person responds to the user and helps explain how to use the product, handle policy issues (such as violations of terms of service), and decide how to process feedback. Supporting employees play an important role in improving the company's products, as they often keep in touch with users' happiness and problems. However, companies are making it difficult for low-level employees to play different roles within the same organization. In the Backchannel article, author Lauren Smiley explained the difference between Lyft 's customer service representative and the rest of the company. Therefore, it is difficult for most graduates to keep in touch with other departments. Part of the necessary "plan" involved in losing support

You must all recognize that Facebook announced the suspension of political data analyst firm Cambridge Analytica last Friday. Cambridge Analytica violated the personal information collected by about 50 million Facebook users and violated the terms of service without consent. "How did Cambridge Analytica capture all personal data?" There was a question. Clearly, Professor of Psychology at Cambridge University has developed an application called "thisisyourdigitallife" that legally collects data from all users. The collected data is not only personal information of users but also information of friends. When this personal information was later shared with Cambridge Analytica, it began to look illegal.

In August 2016, Facebook told Cambridge Analytica to delete the data as it violates the terms of service. Since Cambridge Analytica has proved that it violates the rules, you probably would think that Facebook actually confirms deleting it, according to Chris Wylie, "signing with the checkbox selected I just send it back. "Again, what is the problem? truly? I doubt most people downloading the app really said that this is a research project and that the company is said to use this information to influence election results. I am 100% sure that I do not even have the opportunity for their 50 million friends to agree. As Zyenep Tufecki mentioned in Facebook's Surveillance Machine, "This is not an informed consent, this is to use user data and user trust." This is because Facebook accused victims, It is similar to distracting ourselves from our sins. come