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2 Jun 2023
#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: Eight-Year-Old Migrant Girl Died in Overcrowded Border Facility Due to Poor Medical Care, CBP Investigation Found
An eight-year-old Panamanian migrant died in CBP custody after poor medical care at an overcrowded facility in Harlingen, Texas due to a record number of migrants at the border overwhelming the system. The girl, who had a heart condition and sickle cell anemia, complained of stomach aches, nausea, difficulty breathing, fever, and flu-like symptoms, but medical personnel failed to address her complaints. The Biden administration has admitted that the influx of migrants could lead to dangerous and inhumane conditions in overcrowded border facilities.
Fox News: Panama launches Operation Shield to combat gangs, migrant smugglers at Colombia border
Panama launches Operation Shield to combat criminal gangs and migrant smugglers crossing through the Darien Gap from Colombia to Panama. The operation includes increased aerial patrols using previously U.S.-donated helicopters and more special border police units. The trilateral deal with Colombia and the United States aims to stop the record-setting migration through the perilous mountainous region.
#politics
Fox News: WATCH: Biden hits head while exiting Marine One hours after getting ‘sandbagged’ at Air Force ceremony
President Joe Biden hit his head on the helicopter door while exiting Marine One, just hours after falling on stage during the Air Force Academy commencement ceremony. Biden rubbed his head where it was hit on the South Lawn of the White House but did not appear to suffer any immediate injuries. He referred to his recent tumble that he claims was caused by a bag of sand on the stage as he hit his head.
The plunge quickly prompted concern on social media from users worried about the 80-year-old's health. Some politicians questioned whether Biden should continue as president until 2025. Ben Labolt, White House communications director, attempted to ease concerns over the president's health, writing that Biden had simply tripped over a sandbag.
Fox News: Alabama lawmakers vote to shield release of their personal information
Alabama lawmakers have voted to allow judges, law enforcement officials and prosecutors to request that their personal information be redacted from public documents and records. The bill was amended in the Senate to include lawmakers, who now join the occupations entitled to request their personal information be suppressed. The measure was introduced to combat scammers who gather personal and financial, harassing, threatening or seeking revenge on, officials. The move has provoked concern among some, who see it as reducing transparency. It is expected to be signed into law by the governor.
Spectator USA: Revealed: first Republican presidential debate requirements
Republican National Committee sets criteria for presidential candidates to qualify for first primary debate in Milwaukee on August 23. Candidates must poll at least 1% in three national polls or 1% in two national polls and 1% in one early-voting state poll recognized by the RNC, have at least 40,000 unique donors with at least 200 per state in 20 or more states or territories, and pledge support to the eventual GOP nominee and not participate in any unsanctioned debates. A second day of debates may be held on August 24.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Agrees DeSantis Is ‘Literally’ a '21st Century George Wallace'
MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell and National Urban League President Marc Morial continued the left's pattern of baselessly smearing Republican Governor Ron DeSantis in a segment on June 2. Morial baselessly labeled DeSantis a "21st century George Wallace" for supposedly "blocking the doors to libraries" and "suppressing black history." Mitchell failed to push back on these lies, instead suggesting that DeSantis was part of a larger trend of "censorship" among Republican governors. Morial further echoed this sentiment, comparing DeSantis to totalitarian regimes. The segment was sponsored by Verizon and Coventry Direct.
National Review: DOJ Declines to File Charges against Mike Pence in Classified-Documents Probe
Former Vice President Mike Pence will not face criminal charges after classified documents were found at his Indiana home. A DOJ letter obtained by NBC News confirmed that the investigation into Pence will be closed. Pence had initiated a review of documents after reports emerged of classified documents being found at President Joe Biden’s residence. At Pence’s invitation, the FBI conducted a search of his home and found one other classified document. The probe into the documents found in Biden’s personal residence is still ongoing, while the DOJ is conducting an investigation into former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents.
Fox News: RFK Jr says he's Democrats' best chance against Trump or DeSantis: I can beat Joe Biden
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. believes he has a better chance of beating Republican challengers in 2024 than President Biden does, despite polling at 16% in the Democratic primary. Kennedy argued that Democrats will want someone who can beat both Governor DeSantis and President Trump, and Americans don't see Biden's ability to win. He also claimed that the DNC will discredit him as a "conspiracy theorist," and accused the Biden administration of lying about the Ukrainian death toll and collaborating with Amazon to shut down competitors during the pandemic. Critics have accused him of running for publicity, but Kennedy stands by his confidence in fighting for the Oval Office.
Washington Free Beacon: CNN Chief Tells Reporter He's Only Halfway Done With 'Gut Renovation' of Network
CNN CEO Chris Licht is continuing his "gut renovation" of the network, working to woo back Republicans and adopt a "down-the-middle mantra." Licht has fired left-wing hosts like Brian Stelter and Don Lemon, and hosted a town hall event with former president Donald Trump, which left many Democrats and CNN employees unhappy. Despite the backlash, Licht believes he is refocusing CNN on objective journalism.
Fox News: DeSantis: Biden's fall showcases need for 'energetic executive,' 'symbolic' of current state of America
Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized President Biden's energy and leadership following his fall at the U.S. Air Force Academy commencement ceremony. Speaking on a radio show, DeSantis stated that America needed an "energetic executive" to take charge and "spit nails" in Washington, in contrast to the current president's apparent lack of energy. DeSantis, who has launched a 2024 presidential campaign and is among the leading GOP hopefuls, has previously expressed concerns about Biden's physical and mental fitness for office and reiterated that people could judge for themselves.
Fox News: Crowd erupts with applause after DeSantis fires back at heckler who called him 'f------ fascist'
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was interrupted during a speech by a heckler who called him a "f------ fascist," drawing boos from the audience. DeSantis responded by defending his stance on parental rights and promising not to let anyone impose an agenda on Florida's schools. The governor has been criticized for his parental rights law that prohibits classroom instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity in kindergarten through grade 3.
The Epoch Times: Biden White House Uses Fuzzy Math to Tout ‘Nearly 20 Percent’ Federal Union Growth
President Biden has pledged to be the most pro-union president ever and the number of unionized federal employees has risen nearly 20% this year, despite an overall trend of declining union membership. However, RealClearInvestigations reports that publicly available figures suggest the gain is far less impressive than the Biden administration claims. The two largest federal unions, the American Federation of Government Employees and the National Treasury Employees Union, comprise around 75% of the nearly 500,000 unionized federal employees reported by the White House. The two unions reported a net increase of just 0.6%, leading critics to wonder where the majority of the claimed 20% increase comes from.
The Federalist: Joe Biden, The Jock
Corporate media downplay President Biden's multiple falls as "embarrassing moments" and highlight his "energetic" speech during his recent brush with a broken hip. Despite his age and declining physical capabilities, media outlets continue to prop up the illusion that he is fit for reelection. This stands in stark contrast to how they covered President Trump's careful descent down a ramp and sipping water during a speech, which they turned into a health scare. The media's blatant bias in favor of one candidate over another raises questions about their integrity and professionalism.
Spectator USA: Scoop: Gavin Wax lawyers up after Babylon Bee for dismissal
Gavin Wax, former New York Young Republicans chairman and ex-employee of the Babylon Bee, is planning to sue the satirical news site after being fired for directing a curse word at a DeSantis campaign aide. Wax’s lawyers are investigating potential employment law violations and will pursue all legal action if the dispute cannot be resolved quickly. The Babylon Bee has previously received money from the DeSantis campaign for advertising, which Wax notes in his claim.
#society
Fox News: Appeals court revives discrimination suit against teacher accused of cutting Native American student's hair
An appeals court has allowed the anti-discrimination lawsuit involving Native American hair to go to trial in New Mexico. An Albuquerque teacher was accused of cutting off one student's hair and asking another if she was dressed as a "bloody Indian" during class on Halloween. Outrage over the incident led to the passing of anti-discrimination legislation in New Mexico. The appellate ruling validates that students must feel safe at school, and a public school must value and respect their culture, history, and personal dignity, in education.
Newsbusters: Media MISSES as Twitter Reacts to Woke New Chick-fil-A ‘Diversity, Equity and Inclusion’ VP Position
Conservatives react on Twitter to Chick-fil-A promoting Erick McReynolds to VP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, with some calling for a boycott. Leftist media outlets like The Hill exaggerated criticism, while The New York Times and CNN missed the point on what DEI is. Some conservatives, like radio host Erick Erickson, opposed a boycott, but others, like Michael Knowles and Allie Beth Stuckey, saw the creation of a DEI department as problematic, as it can lead to embracing discriminatory "anti-racism" and gender theory. The incident highlights the ubiquity of liberal ideology in our culture.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Ties GOP To Slavery When Seeking To Explain Gun Violence
MSNBC's Chris Jansing Reports invites former member of President Obama’s taskforce, Brittany Packnett Cunningham, to discuss gun violence in America. Packnett links gun violence to the country's violent history, stating that "the trouble with a culture of violence is that it spreads like a smog, and it gets into everything." She goes on to blame current politicians, states that encourage gun proliferation, and the National Rifle Association for this tragic outcome. Cunningham claims that Republicans are exploiting this "culture of violence" and trying to protect gun rights at all costs.
Red State: June Is Pride Month So It Is Time for Another Round of Corporate Rainbow Roulette
As Pride Month begins, companies are toning down their rainbow-colored logos on social media, likely due to recent controversies and potential loss of customers on the opposing side. While some companies still participate in Pride Month, they often hedge their support and avoid displaying it in foreign markets. This shift in corporate messaging suggests a realization that companies should focus on selling products and services rather than lecturing on social issues.
Fox News: Rescue efforts in Iowa apartment collapse end, recovery prep underway
Rescuers abandon search for three men feared dead in Davenport, Iowa apartment building collapse; recovery efforts begin with focus on stabilizing the structure.
City officials were warned for months of unstable parts of the building that eventually collapsed, leaving residents without warning. The building’s owner, Davenport Hotel L.L.C., acquired the building in a 2021 deal worth $4.2 million but has made no statements on the matter. Rescuers pulled seven people from the building in their initial response, and an additional two more were rescued later.
Daily Wire: Democrat Mayor Says She’s Proud To Lead The ‘Gayest City In The World’
Washington D.C. Mayor Bowser has declared the city as the “gayest city in the world” during Pride Month. Some critics implored her to focus on the city's rising crime rates rather than celebrations of sexual identity. Violent crime, including homicide and sex abuse, have increased by 13% and carjackings by 49% so far in 2023. The D.C. Public Library is holding a “Children’s Pride Parade” on Saturday which will be open to ages “0-18,” with an aim to celebrate diversity and inclusion. Many kids are “coming out” at younger ages, reinforcing the need for support of LGBTQ youth and families.
PJ Media: L.A. Goes to DEFCON 1 After Potted Plant and Pride Flag Set on Fire
A potted plant and small Pride flag were burned in a break-in at a California elementary school, prompting an investigation into a hate crime. The Los Angeles School Police will provide extra patrols around the school while the incident is investigated. A social media post protesting a Pride Day scheduled for the school was the only potential motive suggested. The attack follows a threat against Target stores by a left-wing Pride supporter who was angry about the removal of some Pride-themed merchandise.
#war
National Review: The Corner: Blinken Calls Russia’s Military the ‘Second-Strongest in Ukraine’
Russia's military is now only the second-strongest in Ukraine due to significant losses sustained in the war, said Secretary of State Antony Blinken during a speech in Helsinki. Blinken urged for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, claiming that a simple ceasefire that leaves control over seized territory with Putin is not a solution. He also stated that the U.S. would support a peace process led by any other nation if it furthers the aims of the U.N. Charter, includes Ukraine, and ends Russia's military aggression.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s Defense Minister visits Asian Security Summit Shangri-La Dialogue for the first time ever
Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov discussed military cooperation with his colleagues at the IISS Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. He met with Defense Ministers from Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, along with several NATO countries including Canada and Germany. Reznikov also met with the US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin III and expressed the strong partnership between Ukraine and the US.
Forbes: Children In Ukraine Not Spared Even On International Children’s Day
Russian forces in Ukraine have killed and injured over 1,500 children since their invasion in February 2022, according to the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Ukraine Denise Brown. Explosive weapons caused 87% of casualties, with 525 children killed and at least 1,047 injured in 289 cities, towns, and villages. UNICEF reports that since 2005, more than 104,100 children have been killed or maimed in armed conflicts, with an average of 10,500 children affected each year. The majority of verified cases of child casualties, recruitment, abduction, sexual violence, denial of humanitarian access, and attacks on schools and hospitals occurred in only a few countries, with state and non-state actors responsible for a significant number.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Senators Look to Bypass Defense Spending Caps in Debt Ceiling Bill
The recently passed debt ceiling bill has come under fire from Democrats and Republicans alike for various reasons. One of the concerns expressed by some in the GOP was the top line in defense spending, which they view as inadequate to deal with numerous geopolitical threats faced by the United States, including China's aggression towards Taiwan, Iran's nuclear program, and Russia's attempts to take over Ukraine. Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) unsuccessfully filed an amendment to the bill that would have avoided cuts to defense spending, while other senators have called for a supplemental defense spending bill in the future.
#economy
Forbes: Spring 2023 Layoff Tracker: Haven Technologies, Zendesk, ZipRecruiter Cut Hundreds Of Jobs
Haven Technologies, a top insurance provider, plans on laying off approximately 280 employees. This is a part of a larger restructuring plan caused by the recession and inflation. Many other companies such as Goldman Sachs, Zendesk and ZipRecruiter are also following suit.
Fox News: Biden to address nation after Congress passes bipartisan debt ceiling bill, averting default
President Biden will address the nation after Congress passed a bill to suspend the debt limit until 2025 with no cap and cut non-defense spending. The bill also caps spending increases at 1% for the following year.
Forbes: With A Federal Bankruptcy Court Ruling, MLB’s Days On Bally Sports Appear Numbered
A US bankruptcy judge has ruled Diamond Sports Group should pay the full value of its contracts with Cleveland Guardians, Minnesota Twins, Arizona Diamondbacks, and Texas Rangers. Diamond had been seeking to pay less based on market changes. The move signals the end of MLB's broadcasts on the Bally Sports family of regional sports networks. All signs point to the league taking back rights, or clubs walking away, once contracts expire. The timing could match the expected end of carriage agreements with both Comcast and DirecTV.
#military
The Federalist Papers: U.S. Navy Mysteriously Removes LGBTQ+ Pride Month Posts on Social Media
The US Navy has removed LGBTQ+ Pride Month posts from its social media accounts for no apparent reason. The images that were taken down showed outlines of vessels and aircraft with the word "Pride" stylised in different colours and rainbow trails in support of Pride Month. The two officials who were trying to best the post in 2022 were hesitant to allow comments last year as they feared backlash. Conservative lawmakers have recently increased pressure on the military to end taxpayer-funded promotions for Pride Month.
#religion
The Federalist Papers: King James Bible Removed from Some Utah Schools Due to 'Vulgarity and Violence'
The King James Bible has been removed from K-8 schools in the Davis School District in Utah after a district review committee found it contained "vulgarity and violence". The decision follows a petition from a parent to remove the Bible, which was dubbed "one of the most sex-ridden books around" and, therefore, pornographic and inappropriate for minors. It comes as fallout from a state law passed in 2022, which states that if requested, schools must remove books deemed inappropriate for certain age groups.
The Epoch Times: The Podcast That Delivers Messages From the Afterlife | Mysteries of Life (S1, E11)
Retired chaplain and radio host Lee Witting believes he is delivering messages from heaven, not necessarily from the Bible. His messages come from the resurrected.
#health
Fox News: Jamie Foxx mystery illness: Timeline of 'Django Unchained' star's health scare
Jamie Foxx's health condition remains a mystery after he suffered a "medical complication" in April. His daughter announced his situation but his condition remains undisclosed. Foxx broke his silence and thanked fans via Instagram in May, but has yet to fully discuss his health. Friend and colleague Nick Cannon claims that Foxx will address the public when he is ready. Foxx's absence has led to his replacement on the upcoming season of "Beat Shazam" by Cannon, who will host the show alongside Corinne Foxx.
The Epoch Times: How Can I Keep My Attic Well Insulated?
Insulating your attic is an essential way to protect your climate-controlled air from leaking out of your home and can save on energy costs. Hiring an insulation professional to inspect if you need more insulation or if there is enough of the proper type can help identify the best solution. There are six types of attic insulation, including reflective insulation, blow-in insulation, batt insulation, spray foam insulation, loose-fill insulation, and structural insulated panels.
PJ Media: Report: The Science™ Hid Data That Fluoride Lowers IQ
Fluoride, a neurotoxin, is added to three-quarters of the U.S. water supply despite evidence of its negative health effects on cognition, especially in children and developing fetuses. Studies have shown that the most common form of fluoride in drinking water can induce genotoxicity, oxidative stress, bone mineralization, and reduced intelligence in children. The maximum contaminant level goal for fluoride is not protective of adverse effects on the brain. A recent study led by a California public health official failed to report data that contradicts the conclusion that fluoridated water is not associated with reduced IQ. Despite the publicly available evidence, the CDC Community Water Fluoridation guidelines continue to encourage the practice of water fluoridation, possibly due to experts with pro-fluoride bias.
Fox News: Three dead as CDC warns of multistate fungal meningitis outbreak linked to cosmetic surgery in Mexico
At least three Americans have died and 17 have suspected or probable cases of a potentially life-threatening infection linked to an outbreak at cosmetic surgery clinics in Mexico. A multistate outbreak of fungal meningitis has been detected among patients who underwent epidural anesthesia in the city of Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said. Fungal meningitis is a fungal infection that can spread from somewhere else in the body to the brain or spinal cord. Symptoms of a fungal meningitis infection include fever, headache, stiff neck, nausea and vomiting, eyes becoming sensitive to light and an altered mental state.
(Cont.) The infection does not spread between people. According to the CDC, people can become infected if they breathe in microscopic fungal spores. Mexican health authorities closed the two clinics on May 13, but symptoms of infection can take weeks to develop. Officials are working to find and notify patients who remain at risk.
Fox News: 7 rescued after partial building collapse near Yale campus
Building collapse in New Haven injures several people near the Yale School of Medicine, but no fatalities reported.
#education
Fox News: VT school board pays family $125,000 after punishing father, daughter for speaking out against trans student
Vermont school to pay $125,000 for suspending soccer coach for objecting to transgender student using girls’ locker room.
#crime
Fox News: Bodycam footage released of response to 'heavily intoxicated' woman found in Avalanche player's hotel room
Seattle police release bodycam footage from April incident at a hotel involving NHL player Valeri Nichushkin and an intoxicated woman; team physician tried to separate them, woman hit the doctor, and police were called.
Red State: Guest Editorial: Scales of Tyranny
The Second Amendment protects citizens from not only local tyrants but also criminals and predators. History has shown examples of this such as "Soapy" Smith, a con man and gangster who effectively seized control of Skagway, Alaska, until a group of armed citizens stopped him. Today's major cities are plagued with corruption, ineffective law enforcement, and thugs preying on citizens. The only way to ensure the security of citizens is through the formation of vigilant groups.
Daily Wire: Details Of Jeffrey Epstein’s Final Days Revealed In Prison Records
Newly public prison records detail Jeffrey Epstein's final days before he was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell. The records reveal that Epstein was agitated and had sleepless nights, called himself a "coward," and complained about jail life. He spent a total of 36 days in jail before his death, where he was on charges of federal sex trafficking and conspiracy. Epstein's death has been under investigation by the Justice Department's inspector general, who is yet to release a report.
Fox News: San Francisco Bay Area suspect arrested for attacks that killed 3, wounded 3
Three people were killed and three others injured in a series of attacks in the San Francisco Bay Area. The first two were carjackings that led to life-threatening injuries for both victims, a pedestrian was hit by the stolen car and then two more pedestrians were struck and killed, all in two shopping center parking lots. The final attack was a stabbing that left the victim dead. Police have arrested a suspect who may be linked to homicides under investigation in San Jose, but say there is no ongoing threat to the public.
#sports
Fox News: Las Vegas strip club offers Golden Knights 'free lap dances for life' if they win Stanley Cup
The Vegas Golden Knights have been offered free lap dances for life by a local strip club if they win the Stanley Cup, according to statements by club managers. Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club Las Vegas stated the incentive was offered in support of the team's positive influence on the community since it became the first professional sports team to debut in Las Vegas. However, the club confirmed the offer was "contingent on a Stanley Cup victory against the Florida Panthers."
Fox News: Mets' Max Scherzer annoyed with rigid in-between innings pitch clock: 'Why do we have to be so anal?'
New York Mets pitcher Max Scherzer was frustrated after being unable to throw his eighth and final warmup pitch due to the pitch clock in-between innings running out during their game against the Philadelphia Phillies. Scherzer believes umpires should be allowed discretion to allow normal routines. MLB has implemented a pitch clock for the 2023 season.
#science
The Epoch Times: Orange County Teen Invents Wildfire Detection Device
A 15-year-old from Orange County created a wildfire detection device that uses sensors to detect smoke, flames, and heat. The device operates on AA batteries and connects to other devices using a "mesh network" to predict where fires will grow. The device was developed with the backing of the Irvine Ranch Conservancy and has garnered the attention of the Orange County Fire Authority Chief. The teen was awarded a research grant from the U.S. Navy and was invited to present his invention at the University of California-San Diego. The system may be ready for deployment next year.
#outdoors
Fox News: Body of missing Louisiana woman recovered from Mississippi River
Rachel Hann's body was recovered from the Mississippi River after a boating accident on May 30 that led to her ejection from the boat and a collision with a barge. The boat operator suffered injuries and was transported to a hospital, while both individuals were found not wearing flotation devices. Hann's body was found two miles from the location of the accident.
The Epoch Times: Colorado Wildflowers Could Be Epic This Year Thanks to Abundant Snowpack, but Other Factors in Play
Wildflower season in Colorado is dependent on several factors that have yet to play out, so experts are unsure if it will be a good or great year for viewing. Once the snow melts in the next few weeks, there must be a balance between warmth, humidity, and moisture rates to prevent harm to the blooms. Although California has enjoyed a super bloom this season, Tyler Johnson, botanist for the Rocky Mountain Region of the U.S. Forest Service, explains that Colorado is not so straightforward. The vast majority of wildflowers in Colorado grow for multiple years, and legacy impacts from previous winters and summers impact how prevalent the blooms will be this year.
Fox News: Necropsies performed on 2 whales found dead in New York waters
Two dead humpback whales were found floating in waters off New York, marking an increase in whale deaths in the region. Necropsies are being conducted to determine their cause of death. Over 30 dead whales have washed ashore along the East Coast this year, with many in New Jersey and New York.
Field & Stream: Best Fishing Lines of 2023: Mono, Flouro, and Braid
er you're fishing in and how hard a fish fights are also important considerations.
The Epoch Times: Plan Well Ahead for an Adventure to Be Remembered
. Five epic family adventures to consider now. Go on an Antarctic expedition to see penguins and whales while learning about climate change. Plan a family safari in northern Tanzania at Four Seasons where you can explore via jeep tours and hot air balloon rides. Unpack and relax on a luxury river cruise in Europe with Adventures by Disney or AmaWaterways. Explore Alaska's epic scenery via boutique yachts and expedition ships. Immerse yourself in Ecuador's Galapagos Islands, a desirable destination any time of the year, to see blue-footed boobies, sharks, sea lions, mantas, and iguanas.
#other
The Epoch Times: Here's Your New Favorite Best Asparagus Recipe
Local asparagus is best eaten simply, blanched and served with steak or grilled with olive oil and salt. One exception is the asparagus with chèvre vinaigrette, green onions and toasted pine nuts served at Le Pichet. Locally grown asparagus has a reduced carbon footprint and supports local farmers. Follow this customizable recipe for a buttery braised asparagus dish with your choice of fresh herbs. Rinse and cut your asparagus, cook in butter and water, then add lemon juice, zest, and your allium and herb of choice. Sprinkle with pine nuts and serve.
The Epoch Times: Scrambled Egg Tortilla Wrap (Recipe)
Eggs, onions, garlic & bacon bits scrambled in a pan, topped with cheese, served in a tortilla with enchilada sauce drizzle. Yum!
Fox News: How Facebook secretly collects your information even if you haven't signed up
Facebook may have access to private information, even if a user has never had an account, thanks to hidden accounts called Shadow Profiles. These profiles are created based on data gathered from various sources including contacts uploaded by Facebook users, websites with Facebook tracking pixels, and other third-party data providers. Facebook's algorithms use this information to create a profile for non-users, which may contain details such as the person's name, email address, phone number, and other personal data. Critics argue that the creation of shadow profiles raises ethical questions regarding user consent and control over personal information. ( )
To remove personal information from Facebook, non-users can go to the Meta Help Page and click on the link that says, "How Non-Users can exercise their rights." Users can also limit who can find and contact them on Facebook by resetting their privacy settings. Additionally, users can turn off the "Upload Contacts" setting so Facebook will no longer upload their contacts to the app. By following these steps, users can take control of their information and minimize their exposure to potential privacy risks. ( )