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Sinister Side of Social Media Platforms

Though discriminatory asper discerning legitimate information TIME Magazine considered a reliable trustworthy, and valuable source to this rhyme stir, who perused cover story, sans January 28th, 2019 issue as prime material to concoct more serious than amusing poem mindful not to spoil mealtime sharing insightful ruses not so sublime utilizing underhanded tactics that chime with markedly innocuous discordant undertones for longtime (within realm of information technology) garnering bajillion zeroes after face value of dime (I chose that denomination... just book haws), suit clime mate here, plus yours truly aspired to fuel inquisitiveness, since text unable to display mime relayed by this messenger, who questions gravity of crime head honcho blithely involving selling personal data thus affecting prospects of incipient wartime. every keystroke action typed by me, and everybody else linkedin into web foregoes their life details free for selling treasured binary binded bits we bull leave tubby encrypted, yet algorithms invested with secret electron size key sophisticated to sniff out valuable trove within every pixel typed into ever re: screen of every Internet app pre pair ring the equivalent of voluminous dossier lee ving nary a trace, yet data packets more precious than fine spun gold, invisible electronic bursts glee fully swept up like nobody's business – see ming to provide a wellspring of many a cottage industry similar to a pugilist on par with Muhammad Ali generating revenue, and driving profits with accessory trinkets or gewgaws hyped up as de facto plum purchases, perhaps purchased online whereat vendor (unbeknownst to patron) sells vital transaction information to data broker he or she obviously for a price - yes our SECURITY!

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