Heaven

heavenmarz.bsky.social

02 October 2026 03:23

I believe payola still exists in today’s music industry, but it has changed forms. Instead of paying radio stations, artists and labels can pay for more exposure through streaming playlists and social media. This can make success depend on money and not talent. #Media180Friday1000

elham-alam.bsky.social

02 October 2026 01:29

Surveillance capitalism feels like a bad deal to me, honestly. We get free apps, sure, but companies quietly collect our searches, location, and daily habits, then sell that info for profit or feed us with ads. I don't think convenience should cost us our privacy like this. #Media180Friday1000

afra-nawar21.bsky.social

02 October 2026 01:24

Surveillance Capitalism is a violation of an individual's right to privacy, as it takes an individual's personal information to create a profit for the company. By taking personal information, companies do so without the individual's consent, which is not justifiable at all. #Media180Friday1000

littlelady97.bsky.social

02 October 2026 01:21

I believe surveillance capitalism violates our privacy because it feels like our every move is being monitored. After talking to my friend about her loan forgiveness program, I suddenly received mail and calls about the same exact services, even though I never searched for them. #Media180Friday1000

Nick Laurenza

nickl05-22.bsky.social

02 October 2026 01:21

I believe surveillance capitalism is a huge violation of individual privacy. Once information about you has been collected, it can potentially remain in databases or shared amongst other organizations. The information could include purchasing habits, location or interests. #Media180Friday1000