Assistant Managing Editor for MRCTV and Culture Nick Kangadis recently sat down with the "Nights with Chris Boyle" show on OAN to talk about social media censorship, as well as the dark partnership between Big Tech platforms and giant corporations that spend their advertising dollars on said platforms.
Host Chris Boyle asked Kangadis about how users' personal data has been and continues to be used by both the Big Tech overlords and social media platforms and whether people realize just how deep the well goes.
"I think we're realizing it," Kangadis said. "Unfortunately, I think we're too late[...]If you have been on social media, say, going back to MySpace, and you have agreed to these user agreements, and you have put, essentially at this point, you know, social media's been going strong for over 20 years now and you've basically been putting your life online.
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And so, whatever data you think you have some right to privacy to," Kangadis added, "while you should, you don't. And they already have it. And they've already used it. And they've already sold it...and bought it...and sold it...and bought it...and sold it."
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