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Authored by Paul Joseph Watson via Summit.news, Facebook has issued a new policy update saying it’s
acceptable to post death threats and incite violence against me, despite
this being a crime in the United Kingdom. No, I’m not joking.
“Do not post: Threats that could lead to death (and other forms of high-severity violence) of any target(s) where threat is defined as any of the following:
Statements of intent to commit high-severity violence; or
Calls for high-severity violence (unless the target is an organization or individual covered in the Dangerous Individuals and Organizations policy)...”
Back in May, Facebook and Instagram banned me under the justification that I was a “dangerous individual”. They provided no evidence whatsoever that I had behaved in a “dangerous” manner or violated any of their policies.
Facebook has designated me a “dangerous individual” and now
says it’s acceptable for its users to issue death threats against me. This is a crime in the United Kingdom under the 1988 Malicious Communications Actwhich
states, “Any person who sends to another person a letter, electronic
communication or article of any description which conveys….a threat….is
guilty of an offence.”
The largest social media company in the world with over 2 billion
users literally says its fine to incite violence against me, despite
this being illegal.
They are painting a target on my back. Innumerable individuals have already sent death threats to me via Facebook. Just a small sample appear below.
People ask me if I report death threats. No, otherwise I'd have time for very little else. pic.twitter.com/3ipGqHUxXd
Two months ago, via my lawyers, I filed a Subject Access
Request demanding Facebook turn over all information relating to me.
Facebook has yet to respond to this request, despite it being a legal requirement to respond within 30 days.
If and when Facebook ever responds to this legal demand, the next step will be to begin litigation proceedings.
The fact that Facebook has literally said it’s OK to incite violence
against me is going to be a very interesting potential addition to those
proceedings.
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Days after UK conservative activist Tommy Robinson upstaged an upcoming BBC "hit piece" on him with his own documentary, Facebook banned him from their platform - including Instagram, after a BBC contributor contacted them.
Tommy, the Saint vs BBC and the Satanic Network
Robinson's hour-long Exposé, Panodrama, features undercover footage of BBC
journalist John Sweeney making racist and classist statements, and
reveals how the BBC collaborated with a "radical far left" organization,
HOPE not Hate (funded in part by George Soros) to take Robinson down.
The BBC is also accused in Panodrama of bribery, blackmail
and intimidation tactics agains former Robinson employees to "invent
stories" against the former English Defence League leader.
"This is massive. This is Britain’s leading investigative journalist
documentary by the BBC, that we pay for, creating, editing news, in order to destroy my life," said Robinson.
"Panodrama is out!" announced Robinson in a YouTube video. "Go on my Facebook page, it's pinned to the top."
Unfortunately for Robinson, Facebook - which is currently under tremendous pressure by UK lawmakers for violating privacy laws, may have gotten a tap on the shoulder after BBC contributor Mohammed Shafiq took action.
Tommy Robinson being banned by
Facebook and Instagram was timed deliberately so he couldn’t defend
himself against the BBC hit piece about to come out.
This is how they operate.
But conservatives keep preaching “muh free market” until we are silenced into oblivion.
BBC contributor Mohammed Shafiq acknowledged contacting Faebook
to discuss Robinson's pages "and their impact in brainwashing his
supporters to become terrorist and use violence against Muslims."
As journalist Nick Monroe points out, Shafiq has been outed as a
"religious extremist" who supports blasphemy laws (Monroe has been
documenting the entire Robinson takedown, click on tweets below and
scroll up for more).
"Why would Mo Shafiq promote the
event of a man that advocates and celebrates murder in the service of
‘blasphemy’? And if that is Mo Shafiq in the image, why would he attend
such an event?"
"It has now been confirmed that the man in the above images is in fact Mo Shafiq." pic.twitter.com/x2BP8m0xS3
In Panodrama, Robinson can be seen confronting Sweeney about
a misleadingly edited segment in the BBC documentary concerning a past
dispute with an employee.
"You find it fun to tell someone that an innocent comment is sexualised — do you know what that would do to my family?
Do you know what that would do to my children? Do you know what you are
doing to my family? You’ve no idea what you’re doing to my family,"
Robinson yelled at Sweeney.
"They’re scripting the documentary. They’re also creating and
inventing news — ‘sexual thing’ against Tommy Robinson… What else was
going to be said? What are lies and manufactured evidence would there have been on this documentary?"
"We’ve seen the BBC, who pride themselves on being impartial and
reporting the truth, you’ve witnessed the main man from Panorama telling
someone what to say, brokering a deal on what they have to say about
me," Robinson concludes.
Sweeney can also be heard calling working-class men "cannibals from
Amazonia" along with other offensive remarks, which the BBC admitted:
"some of the footage which has been released was recorded without our
knowledge during this investigation and John Sweeney made some offensive
and inappropriate remarks, for which he apologises." Responding to the ban, Robinson told Breitbart London:
"…the reasons they’ve given are just complete lies. They’re saying I
incited violence and that I openly called for violence against Muslims,
that’s just a lie. If that was the case then they could show evidence of
messages where I’d said that but I never have."
"This is continued censorship which we all knew was coming but its
been done instantly because of my documentary which exposed the
establishment working with Hope not Hate, working with the BBC in order
to destroy my name to the nation. When I exposed what they were doing
they’ve put down the pressure to completely delete me from the internet.
This has to show people the levels they’re gonna go to silence any
opposition to mass migration and the Islamisation of this nation."
Robinson’s removal from the platform is only the latest in a series of bans targeting the campaigner in recent years. He was de-platformed by Twitter in May 2018, banned from receiving payments by Paypal in November of that year, and had Youtube videos blockedfrom earning revenue in January 2019.
Mr Robinson told Breitbart London that he would be working on his own
mobile app for live streaming after his removal from several social
media sites. -Breitbart London
My friend #TommyRobinson banned from Facebook and Instagram for speaking the truth.
Facebook claimed in a nebulous statement that their
decision to ban Robinson because his Facebook page "has repeatedly
broken these standards, posting material that uses dehumanizing language
and calls for violence targeted at Muslims. He has also behaved in ways
that violate our policies around organized hate. As a result, in
accordance with our policies, we have removed Tommy Robinson’s official
Facebook Page and Instagram profile."
Meanwhile, thousands of people attended a Sunday rally against the BBC in support of Robinson, where Panodrama was unveiled to the public for the first time.
As the #deletefacebook campaign gains traction in the wake of the
Cambridge Analytica data harvesting scandal, a number of people have
reported that Facebook has also maintained a comprehensive record of phone calls and text messages on Android devices.
If you granted permission to read contacts during Facebook's
installation on Android a few versions ago—specifically before Android
4.1 (Jelly Bean)—that permission also granted Facebook access to call and message logs by default. The permission structure was changed in the Android API in version 16. But Android
applications could bypass this change if they were written to earlier
versions of the API, so Facebook API could continue to gain access to
call and SMS data by specifying an earlier Android SDK version.
Google deprecated version 4.0 of the Android API in October 2017—the
point at which the latest call metadata in Facebook users' data was
found. Apple iOS has never allowed silent access to call data. -Ars Technica
Last week, New Zealander Dylan McKay requested his data from Facebook.
Upon unzipping the downloaded file, McKay discovered that Facebook had
stored around two years' worth of metadata from phone calls he had made
or received.
McKay's grandmother emailed him a photo of SMS text messages logged by Facebook.
My grandmother emailed me this from her data dump
sorry for the potato quality (read: what is a screenshot)
has a number of SMS records, spanning 2015-2017 claims to not use facebook or messenger apps, I have not verified this though pic.twitter.com/Nax5aBUeWQ
I had a similar issue with mine on
Android. Don't have FB installed but I do use Messenger and Instagram.
Interestingly they only tracked when I rang my parents and girlfriend.
Have never used Messenger in regards to my parents. Weird.
I’ve just looked at the data files I
requested from Facebook and they had every single phone number in my
contacts. They had every single social event I went to, a list of all my
friends (and their birthdays) and a list of every text I’ve sent.
Facebook explained that users' contacts were uploaded in a "widely used practice."
"The most important part of apps and services that help you make
connections is to make it easy to find the people you want to connect
with. So, the first time you sign in on your phone to a messaging or
social app, it’s a widely used practice to begin by uploading your phone contacts,” said the company.
“Contact uploading is optional. People are expressly asked if
they want to give permission to upload their contacts from their phone –
it’s explained right there in the apps when you get started.
People can delete previously uploaded information at any time and can
find all the information available to them in their account and activity
log from our Download Your Information tool.”
When you install the app, you grant access to:
Your contacts:
including modification and adding or changing calendar events. They know who is in your phone and can contact them.
Your exact location:
They know where you are at any time.
Your camera:
including taking pictures and videos at any time, as well as recording
from the microphone. They can get at anything you’re saying or looking
at.
Your text messages, your calls, and they can call phone numbers they find in your phone.
Your internal storage, including permission to delete anything. They can see the files on your phone.
Full Internet access anytime, changing your wallpaper, opening up
over other apps, and downloading files. They can make little tweaks
without your knowledge.
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