Jul 09, 2019 12:00:00

Apple founder Steve Wozniak warns that 'people should leave Facebook'

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Facebook faces many scandals, with 50 million users of data being abused by consulting companies, and user information being exposed on cloud servers . Meanwhile, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak replied, 'People should leave Facebook,' an interview with entertainment news media TMZ .

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Wozniak, who boosted Apple's breakthrough as a genius engineer, decided to leave Facebook immediately after the Facebook scandal was discovered in 2018. 'Facebook has brought more negative things than positive ones,' he said, deleting Facebook accounts .

Wozniak received a direct hit interview with TMZ at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport . TMZ asked Wozniak about issues such as devices like Instagram, SNS and Alexa violating people's privacy and collecting personal conversations and more.

'I'm worried about everything, but I have no way to stop collecting my privacy. Companies can now use their lasers to measure their heart rate, and listen to people's conversations on many devices.' I can do it, 'comments. It also mentions that the news that your mobile phone is currently listening to them on an ongoing basis, and that Alexa is collecting user conversations in recent years is buzzing.

Wozniak is worried about the dangers of devices and apps collecting conversation content, even for conversations and behaviors that people consider private. And they point out that people do not have a way to stop collecting data.

Wozniak pointed out that if SNS users such as Facebook and Instagram like to 'like' someone's post, they really want to let them know only that person who posted it. However, the fact that 'a certain user showed interest in posts of this genre' is actually used for advertising and the like.

Wozniak says there are many different types of people in the world and some of the benefits of using Facebook are worth the loss of privacy. However, for most people, including myself, 'we recommend leaving Facebook,' Wozniak said.