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Posted by Boris Siomin on December 16, 2018 - 10:52pm


Tomorrow we will have a day of reviews and I will represent you a new crypto social network. According to another of our tradition, once a week we visit the Dlike project in order to select the best publications for the keyword "network".

And the first such publication in our today's review will be an article by the user iyanpol12, which is called "Facebook exposed up to 6.8 million users’ private photos in latest leak - The Verge ". Here  we again find a huge pile of negative and read the following:

"...Facebook exposed private photos from up to 6.8 million users to apps that weren’t supposed to see them, the company said today. These apps were authorized to see a limited set of users’ photos, but a bug allowed them to see pictures they weren’t granted access to. These included photos from people’s stories as well as photos that people uploaded but never posted (because Facebook saved a copy anyway)... "

Here, the comments are superfluous, you yourself understand everything perfectly and can draw your own conclusions. It is better to continue the review and turn to another traditional social network with the help of user seareader1.

Interesting news  he tells us in the article "LinkedIn: Blockchain developer is a fastest-growing job", where we can read the following: "...Blockchain developer is this year’s fastest-growing job in the U.S., according to LinkedIn, which released its 2018 U.S. Emerging Jobs report on Thursday.

Despite reports that data science roles may be the most in-demand jobs, the professional social network found that “Blockchain developer” was the fastest-growing job over the last 12 months, with 33 times growth year-over-year, and demand coming from companies such as IBM (IBM), Consensys, and Chainyard in cities including San Francisco... "

In other words, opponents of the blockchain and bitcoin can tell absolutely anything they want, but the facts state something completely different.

Finally, the user cryptobitcoinpro makes a review of the crypto social network Mastodon, in the article "Mastodon - microblogging platform". That's what he writes in it: "... Mastodon is a free decentralized platform on which more than a million registered users publish what they want: links, images, texts and video. All this is on a platform served by the community and without advertising. .. "

Boris Siomin, 
levelnaut.com