Anonymous announces its plan to destroy facebook
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I know, I live in Scotland.. but I was just saying.. I dont see how any of the rest of it means anything with this apart from Guy Fawkes.. I think its just because thats the day he was made famous on, and thats what Anonymous are planning to do to. By killing the King. aka, Facebook.Sovvolf said:
Dear anon please destroy the entire internet whilst your at it because going onto any site will take our info.
Also the whole they didn't do the psn tech they could've since anyone & everyone can be anon, so whichever hacker did it could actually be anon just by saying they are part of anon, just like me saying I'm anon make's me anon that's the bad thing with open group that there are no rules.
Personally i don't touch facebook so i wouldn't care if it got taking down but that's a lot of people just like psn that are going to be caught up in this because some hacker thinks what they're doing is wrong.
Also the whole they didn't do the psn tech they could've since anyone & everyone can be anon, so whichever hacker did it could actually be anon just by saying they are part of anon, just like me saying I'm anon make's me anon that's the bad thing with open group that there are no rules.
Personally i don't touch facebook so i wouldn't care if it got taking down but that's a lot of people just like psn that are going to be caught up in this because some hacker thinks what they're doing is wrong.
But you can choose not to be on Facebook. It makes sense but also it doesn't. Anyone on Facebook accepts what Facebook is so why punish people for doing what they like? I'm not keen on Facebook personally but I would hate to see it get taken down for some pointless reason2012 Wont Happen said:
so what are they going to attack next? amazon? because they keep a record of our searches and have our addresses and credit card info, how dare they!?.
seriously these guys can go fuck themselves, im sick of them running round acting like fucking idiots claiming to be bringing freedom to the internet, when all they really are are bullies and terrorists
(please excuse the language, these guys really wind me up)
seriously these guys can go fuck themselves, im sick of them running round acting like fucking idiots claiming to be bringing freedom to the internet, when all they really are are bullies and terrorists
(please excuse the language, these guys really wind me up)
Wow. This is the first time I've felt no rage towards Anon simply because I don't use Facebook...*hiss* It's the work of evil.
Then again I don't even thinks this be real so meh.
Then again I don't even thinks this be real so meh.
Because they're using a terrorist as a figurehead and quoting his famous day as if they agree with him on his actions. As if what he was going to do was going to be a good thing. People keep quoting that phrase without really understanding the weight or the meaning of it. Even if his actions were in the name of freedom (they weren't, he just wanted to replace the protestant king with a catholic one) they were still horrid actions and the fellow really didn't care about the fact that he could have killed hundreds with the bombing, they were just collateral damage.TheHighDino said:
One wonders if many anonymous members actually have a clue about Guy Fawkes. The 5th of November is when we celebrate the thwarting of the terrorist attack that could have killed quite a few people, not what Guy Fawkes attempted to do on that day.
Would be on par with celebrating and cheering on the people behind the London bombings or 9/11
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To move it to a more recent setting, it would be like celebrating and cheering on a fellow who attempted to blow up the white house because he didn't like what he stood for.
I imagine that either many of the people quoting Guy Fawkes only watched the movie of V for Vendetta or didn't get the comic (V isn't the good guy, Fitch is.).
Go go Anon?
I don't know I think if they actually managed it, I'd be impressed but other then they I'm not going to be cheering them on.
I don't know I think if they actually managed it, I'd be impressed but other then they I'm not going to be cheering them on.
I view people who steal other peoples private information as scum, hence my scum remake.Fanfic_warper said:
Well you agreed to put your information up and to allow them to use it in every way they described in their terms and conditions so I really dont see what anon is trying to prove other than they can irritate a bunch of people can cause a lot of other website devs to lose money therefore liquidate their fanbase and shoot themselves in the foot.Kristina.K. said:
Wake up and smell the roses. The apps are as unsecure as hell so thats one big exploit they can use just like anybody else who wants your data which facebook stores, even that of closed accounts. It apparently sells on your personal info. Anon doesn't like this, neither do i. Im all for shutting this big bloated POS down for good. If you dont agree, sit back and enjoy people you hate so much fighting for your internet freedom. They will fight for it whether you support them or not.
For my internet freedom? okay, internet freedom... Where is my freedom to be able to sign up to a website and share my personal information without having to worry about some self righteous hacker group taking it down because they prefer to be anonymous and thus they want to force everyone else into being just that? Where is my freedom to chose how much of my personal information I can share on the internet?Versuvius said:
Your not fighting for my freedom. In fact, this whole campaign (if it is true which I honestly doubt) is fighting for the exact opposite of my freedom.
As for personal information... I don't care. I honestly don't. That info more than likely goes to advertisers as part of market research or in order to specify what ads pop up on the facebook page. Big deal, I'm okay with that. I'm okay with anything else they're doing with it. If someone isn't okay with it then, don't sign up. I'm not going to give you shit for it, you don't feel secure with the service or you prefer to be anonymous then go for it... That's your choice, you made it, you enjoy it... I chose not to, I understand the choice I made and the risks it involves, I'm okay with that, leave me be.
See that's freedom, the freedom to make a choice. When you start to take that choice away, your taking away the freedom of others.
Most people who use Facebook actually aren't aware of Zuckerberg's philosophical stances. They aren't aware that one of the reasons the company was created is to break down privacy, a concept which Zuckerberg considers antiquated in the modern world.Lono Shrugged said:
They are not punishing users. They are punishing the site. Personally, I don't care much for privacy and am fine with Facebook. People who love privacy and understand Facebook are going to hate it though.
Well, while I have almost no confidence in Anonymous, if they actually pull it off, it'll be an entertaining day for me because everybody will go bat-shit insane over it. I'm sick enough of Facebook, but watching the people who spend their entire day on it freak the hell out because they can't sign in will be just fantastic.
