15 pointsby thunderbong3 hours ago6 comments
  • reddmachine3 hours ago
    I don't think this is real. Twitter readers flagged the OP as fabricating statements. I wouldn't believe this until it was corroborated by someone more legitimate.
  • lta3 hours ago
    Could someone please make a small app to automate this process?
  • rvz3 hours ago
    That X account is known for rage-baiting. Look at the origin of the account first before posting.
  • Grimblewald2 hours ago
    Odd to see so many 0 karma accounts piling in to decry this as fake so quickly after it's posting. I think we're all expecting something like this, weather this post is true or not. It's pervasive in many adjacent items, like your goddamn TV listening to everything, to companies being caught out in the past for doing things like this constantly. It is their entire business model, their life-blood. They'll never stop spying and they'll never stop finding new ways to spy.

    It should surprise absolutely no one that things like this are going on, weather or not this post is credible. I agree, provenance of this particular post is a touch dubious, but even less trustworthy are the comments here saying this is bullshit.

    • viraptoran hour ago
      It's generated text, the details don't really make sense (the data that's pulled doesn't exist, the permission description is weird, and the friend's gender changing within the message), there's no proof for such a big discovery, and the timeline doesn't recover that quickly (by FB timeline still has echoes of things that were relevant to me decades ago).
  • dimatter3 hours ago
    bullshit.
  • hello-friend3 hours ago
    [dead]