Facebook paid people to listen to and transcribe your voice clips

Facebook paid people to listen to and transcribe your voice clips
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2019-8-14 00:28

Facebook doesn’t need any more bad press, but here we go again. According to a report by Bloomberg, the company paid hundreds of contractors to transcribe audio snippets from your conversations within its services – without making it sufficiently clear these clips were being recorded.

Other tech giants have done similar, but that doesn’t make the practice any less problematic. The employees interviewed by Bloomberg say they do not know where the audio was recorded or how it was obtained, only that they were supposed to transcribe them. These clips sometimes included “vulgar content. ” Facebook confirmed to Bloomberg it had…

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