My reaction on that movie is to be carefull or knowing the other sites that we click. Because some other people, know how to hack your acc because they have a knowledge on what they do. The techniques on how we log in the other sites. They’re so smart when it comes in technology, They know how to hack, They know how to deceitful in social media beacuse they are expert. “The Great Hack” concerns itself with the United States Presidential election of 2016 and, to a lesser extent, the Brexit vote and other international political campaigns. The common factor in all these events is a now-defunct firm called Cambridge Analytica, represented throughout the film by several former employees. At the height of its powers, the company held up to 5,000 data points about each of the people contained in its databases. They used the Facebook Beacuse they want to be fast for their doing. And To be more guided. More people was included to this documentary. We’re told that tech companies are the richest businesses in the world, and since data is the hottest commodity on the market, they’ll do anything to get it. That we don’t know what’s being done with our data is the scariest aspect of all this. “The Great Hack” hammers that point home quite successfully, even if it doesn’t have the guts to chastise us for our voluntary contributions. Social Media is a powerful thing. It can help us but the other thing to this is, It can affect to our everyday life.

I`m Princess Abbia Ezra M. Parico. 17 year old turning 18 this comming april! hehe I live in San Nicolas Betis Guagua Pamp, 12 HUMMS Student. My Hobbies are, Dancing, singing, And Especially, texting my bebe! I`m a kind of person, moody, kind, and gorgeous! ❤ I always choose Happiness.

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