Abuse of Power at Facebook? Sister of CEO (Randi Zuckerberg) Threatens to Selectively Deactivate Pages of People She Doesn't Like!

(Reposted) 

Randi Zuckerberg, the sister of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, apparently threatened to disable the Facebook account of a bouncer and bar she didn't like, via Twitter:



Of course, the Tweet was quickly deleted.
Does this explain why so many JIDF and pro-Israel activists get randomly deactivated for no good reason? A key JIDF account gets deactivated at a rate of once or twice a month. We always get it back within a week, though it creates great personal and professional setbacks, but perhaps others at Facebook are running around threatening to abuse their power, or worse, abusing it?

Is this professional?

These same people are running around with all your personal, private information. Is this the type of behavior that instills trust in a company?

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Posted: Tuesday, October 06, 2009


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