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Thomas Johnson
December 22, 2020 at 9:31 am
Great. Now all your off Facebook customer data will get vacuumed up to be sold to your competitors. They will know what offers have been sent, what contracts are being negotiated and when. I’m sure Facebook will assure some kind of firewall which when discovered to have been breached by the
‘Customer experience team” will be apologized as the victim loses their customer list.