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This is going to be an unpopular, controversial opinion. But do try to explain rather than downvoting. ( Not that I care about the Karma points, I would much rather it didn't fall to the bottom of the thread )

Why is this kind of, what I would called hypocrisy, is becoming extremely common specifically in the Tech Industry. And if I might even add, American Tech Industry.

The end of the thread wasn't an apology to his wrongdoing, if there were any. It was an introduction to his own app. HalloApp.

And the Statement about Facebook in 2014. This might have worked in the mainstream media when no one ( as in public opinion ) knew about Facebook's so called tracking. ( The word tracking means different thing to different people ). But Facebook was surely one of the most hated company in the tech industry and HN. i.e You have been warned, but you ignore it. ( Pretty much like Russia and China )

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>Why is this kind of, what I would called hypocrisy, is becoming extremely common specifically in the Tech Industry. And if I might even add, American Tech Industry.

This has always been the norm except that it has now become more blatant and shameless. Morals, Ethics are for morons; Anything goes when it comes to the almighty dollar.