V. Murr

@vmurr.bsky.social

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I'm a mom, book fanatic, life-long martial artist, heart-attack survivor, Dragon Age dev fan, & I'm viciously anti-AI until there is proper regulation & people are paid for their data. I've also spent far too much time as a soc. media researcher. (She/Her)

A snippet from a May 21, 2017 Wired article entitled "Get Ready for the Next Big Privacy Backlash Against Facebook." The 2-paragraph snippet states: "But earlier this month, The Australian uncovered something that felt like a breach in the social contract: a leaked confidential document prepared by Facebook that revealed the company had offered advertisers the opportunity to target 6.4 million younger users, some only 14 years old, during moments of psychological vulnerability, such as when they felt 'worthless,' 'insecure,' 'stressed,' 'defeated,' 'anxious,' and like a 'failure.' The 23-page document had been prepared for a potential advertiser and highlighted Facebook's ability to micro-target ads down to 'moments when young people need a confidence boost.' According to The Australian's report, Facebook had been monitoring posts, photos, interactions, and internet activity in real time to track these emotional lows. (Facebook confirmed the existence of the report but declined to respond to questions from WIRED about which types of posts were used to discern emotion.)"
SOLAS In bold font under his name: He possessed knowledge beyond any mortal yet even the Dread Wolf could not foresee what it would mean to fall in love. The rest of the text in regular font: Though Solas hid his past from the Inquisitor, the more time they spent together, the more precious that time became. Their connection was passionate and undeniable. Solas mourned that his duty to the past forced him to leave her in the end, but the Inquisitor knew what they had might not be so quick to fade.
A screen shot of a part of a May 21, 2017 article from Wired. The title of the article: Get Ready for the Next Big Privacy Backlash Against Facebook. The highlighted portion of text reads: "But earlier this month, The Australian uncovered something that felt like a breach in the social contract: a leaked confidential document prepared by Facebook that revealed the company had offered advertisers the opportunity to target 6.4 million younger users, some only 14 years old, during moments of psychological vulnerability, such as when they felt "worthless," "insecure," "stressed," "defeated," "anxious," and like a "failure."
Results from a Buzzfeed quiz titled "It's Time To Find Out Who Your Perfect Dragon Age Boyfriend Would Be". The result in this pic is Solas. The description is: "It's the quiet, nerdy ones that catch your eye, because you know below that calm exterior and patrician facade beats a passionate heart. All of those dedicated years of studying and observation, after all, pays off in every aspect of life."
A picture of the actor Brian Bloom.
Screenshot showing Bluesky's Trending list as of 4:00 pm CST. Elon Musk is one of the names trending.
2 different, fake accounts from the same network--posting the same pictures and same text from the individual accounts.
2 different, fake accounts from the same network--posting the same pictures and same text from the individual accounts.
Fake Kamala Harris Supporter account. 1. Misspells Harris's last name 2. Handle misspells "supporters" 3. It's following over 41 thousand accounts with only one post on the account. It already has almost 9 thousand followers.
Nuhre Twitter account bragging about getting a lot of views for slamming DAV