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In a BuzzOrange.com interview with Demos Yu-bou Chiang (蔣友柏), who is Chiang Kai-shek’s great grandson and founder of the Taiwan design firm DEM Inc. (橙果設計), the interviewer asks if he uses social media: Q：你有 Facebook 或 Line 等社交通訊軟件嗎？ 不開，很累，真的很累，而且 Facebook 商業行為太嚴重。我的手機是 4G 可以上網，但所有通訊軟件 、Line 都不使用，只用簡訊。我不喜歡人家可以免費找到我。 Y’s translation into English: Q: Do you have Facebook or …
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All of the recent explosive disclosures about the changes to Facebook‘s privacy policy–something that has been an ongoing and procedural erosion of our privacy (see here for a graphical representation of the changes) by acceptance of their terms of service and privacy policy changes–had begun to make me think strongly about quitting Facebook all together. …
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If it weren’t for the ease of keeping up with friends and maintaining professional connections with Facebook, I would drop it faster than a Centaurian slug. As it is, Facebook has positioned itself as an essential part of contemporary computer technology-enabled social networking. As with so many social networks in the past decade, I can’t …
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