

Apple Wants to Diagnose Your Depression, Google Bets on New York City, and a Friend of Pivot on Facebook Marketplace
Sep 24, 2021
Craig Silverman, a ProPublica reporter known for his work on social media and misinformation, dives into the troubling landscape of Facebook Marketplace fraud. He highlights the platform's failure to ensure user safety, which has led to increased risks of scams and even violent incidents. The conversation also touches on Facebook's push for pro-company content and Apple's new initiative to use iPhone data for diagnosing mental health issues, showcasing the intersection of technology and personal safety.
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Career Advice for Young Professionals
- If you are young, prioritize working in-person at HQ, especially at the beginning of your career.
- In-person presence builds stronger relationships, increases visibility, and accelerates career progression, despite remote work trends.
Trump's Lawsuit: A Fundraising Ploy?
- Donald Trump's lawsuit against The New York Times and his niece, Mary Trump, is likely a fundraising stunt.
- It is unlikely to succeed given the established legal precedents.
Cryptocurrency Market Volatility and Regulation
- The cryptocurrency market is volatile, with many coins likely to fail, similar to the early internet's dot-com bubble.
- Regulation is coming, and coins like Tether may face scrutiny due to potential fraud.