A.J. Voliton

Alfreda 2022-01-03 08:01:47

"For the last ten years, the biggest companies in Silicon Valley have been in the business of selling their users.

Abbie 2022-03-24 09:02:27

It's absurd that I'm watching this documentary watching how the masses (including myself) are being manipulated by tech giants while reading marketing books to learn how to use consumer psychology and the media to gain profits for the company to manipulate more people. Commercial interests and...

Einar 2022-03-27 09:01:12

I thought there was some advanced content, but it turned out that after a long time, a group of people were condescending throughout the whole process, and the plot at the end (only two minutes) telling people what to do was even more comical, and a group of justice representatives just told the panicked audience, a few years You can just do what the previous guys did. My dear, if it were as simple as you said, wouldn't your jobs be guaranteed? I really bully the older generation of netizens not to watch Netflix.

Alycia 2022-03-28 09:01:06

It makes sense for people who don't know the truth, but for people in this industry, everything is only worse: turning off notifications and deleting accounts is useful, and technology stocks will not be booming. The core problem is greedy capital and perpetually lagging laws. The law will involve mistakes that the film completely ignores and demonstrates for itself: who has the right to define truth and lies, and who will check? The examples of extremist in the film are too biased. The main speaker has a feeling that the truth is in his hands, just as biased as the movie.