In the ensuing hours, the county posted a series of evacuation orders on Facebook as the fire spread through the town.
This appears to be just a small piece of the story, not like it was responsible for the disaster, but... is this implying that Facebook is considered a primary ergency alert system? I don't know how anyone can consider that anything but GROSSLY negligent.
If Facebook is critical infrastructure, then regulate it as such, or seize and nationalize it.
This appears to be just a small piece of the story, not like it was responsible for the disaster, but... is this implying that Facebook is considered a primary ergency alert system? I don't know how anyone can consider that anything but GROSSLY negligent.
If Facebook is critical infrastructure, then regulate it as such, or seize and nationalize it.