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Good point. Albeit, I know that I could help them find a way to spin it sufficiently acceptably for FB marketing if they paid me. But definitely worth interference.

Much easier to monetise now in the UK, given Google UK's vacation from a modern data protection jurisdiction to one of the weakest data protection jurisdictions in the liberal democratic data housing world post 31st Jan. Facebook will likely follow suite. This then ties into NHS contracts too...

They've misordered the letters, making the link dead http://www.rememberfcs.org.uk/

Also tried engaging the journalist herself via LinkedIn, because I can't find an email and don't use public Twitter

I have just mailed the newspaper

Oh no, the link at the bottom is misspelt Is there anyone from that org to tag here?

My only criticism of this post is that it fully deserves an orchestral dramatic intro :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye: More seriously, thank you.

The proliferation of marketing for these apps proliferates and deepens the social programming that we have a major problem with :( https://www.s4me.info/threads/winning-by-taking-ownership-of-the-me-terminology-and-owning-the-language.13787/page-3#post-240154

Imagine how many parents will see these adverts, push their children and expect of them

@#£*!!!! Grrr

I missed this thread https://www.s4me.info/threads/will-an-app-a-day-keep-the-doctor-away-a-critical-look-at-bps-based-phone-apps.10693/page-2#post-215051

https://www.curablehealth.com/

One of these is Curable https://www.facebook.com/curablehealth/ "Pain causes fatigue, etc., etc." There were two other apps being pushed in my Facebook timeline, but I can't remember what they were. Just a placeholder thread for such apps, as they seem to be being pushed harder commercially...

I only ever see 24-48hr delay written about, which always seemed misdescribed. It should be described as the minimum delay range

This is true. Classic example of bad advice becoming among the best advice on average because of typical behavioural inadequacies

I did get it, pure nicotine is nasty, but the inherent drama in that detail is so rich with potential.

and @rvallee Yup, read today about a biz traveller to China who self referred for corona tests when back home stateside. He had one the junk plans and he was hit by thousands in expenses for basic tests. Major disincentive to self report and the CDC and others have been cut back.

Good thinking BatGirl! Swimming goggles! Sounds like the making of some virus based Hunger Games Walking Dead hybrid spin off

Yup, that's kind of why we didn't. Refusing to remove a mask when ordered to by police to avoid causing panic could be construed as an arrestable public order offence here in the UK.