John Haake

John Haake

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Fractional CMO | Strategic Communication | Practical Marketing
Was Apple right to remove the Hong Kong police location app?
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13 Votes

Was Apple right to remove the Hong Kong police location app?

Yes.

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No.

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Yes.

Apple says “The app displays police locations and we have verified with the Hong Kong Cybersecurity and Technology Crime Bureau that the app has been used to target and ambush p... Show More
Apple says “The app displays police locations and we have verified with the Hong Kong Cybersecurity and Technology Crime Bureau that the app has been used to target and ambush police, threaten public safety, and criminals have used it to victimize residents in areas where they know there is no law enforcement. This app violates our guidelines and local laws.” Show Less
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No.

Supporters of the app argued that it helps Hong Kong residents avoid clashes between the police and protesters. They insist the decision is a political decision to suppress free... Show More
Supporters of the app argued that it helps Hong Kong residents avoid clashes between the police and protesters. They insist the decision is a political decision to suppress freedom and human rights in favor of the $44 B of Apple's sales generated in China, its third-largest consumer market. Show Less
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Trump held military aid for political reasons. Is it impeachable?
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18 Votes

Trump held military aid for political reasons. Is it impeachable?

Yes!

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No.

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Yes!

Schiff and the Democrats laid out a water-tight case against President Trump on holding up military aid to the Ukraine for his personal benefit. This is bribery, which is specif... Show More
Schiff and the Democrats laid out a water-tight case against President Trump on holding up military aid to the Ukraine for his personal benefit. This is bribery, which is specifically mentioned in the constitution as impeachable. Show Less
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No.

Sure, it isn't presidential behavior, but Mulvaney was right that this always happens. This is not something we should overturn an election about. There are perks to the office.
Sure, it isn't presidential behavior, but Mulvaney was right that this always happens. This is not something we should overturn an election about. There are perks to the office. Show Less
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Google joins Twitter limiting political ads. Should Facebook?
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21 Votes

Google joins Twitter limiting political ads. Should Facebook?

Time to catch up!

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No problems here.

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Time to catch up!

Twitter and Google announced the platforms are banning political advertising or limiting audience microtargeting under growing public concern about transparency and abuse.
Twitter and Google announced the platforms are banning political advertising or limiting audience microtargeting under growing public concern about transparency and abuse. Show Less
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No problems here.

I rather hear from candidates than not. Facebook is the modern town square. Let the market determine the value of paid political ads.
I rather hear from candidates than not. Facebook is the modern town square. Let the market determine the value of paid political ads. Show Less
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