COLLECTIVIZE FACEBOOK – A PRE-TRIAL: TRANSFORMING FACEBOOK AND OTHER TRILLION-DOLLAR COMPANIES...
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A collective action lawsuit argues that Facebook violates Article 1’s right to self‑determination and must be recognized as a public domain and transfer ownership to its 2.5 billion users; the case is drafted for the UN Human Rights Council and invites co‑claimant registration at collectivize.org. Evidence cites Cambridge Analytica, advising of authoritarian regimes, and platform labor as unpaid extraction; proposed fixes include transnational user cooperatives, banning targeted ads, decentralizing servers, and guaranteed encryption.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 3:28Argument against Facebook
- 13:18What Is the Influence of this New Development on the Fundamental Rights of the Citizens throughout the World
- 19:13The Right to Self-Determination
- 30:22Expert Witnesses
- 40:00Mata Birkidal Brun Director of Danish National Research Foundation Center for Privacy Studies
- 54:53Digital Sovereignty
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