I was wondering what Meta meant every time I logged into my Facebook account. Anyways, Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton, just filed a lawsuit in a state district that claims, Meta, Facebook’s parent company, has been “storing millions of biometric identifiers.”
This is a win for the citizens.
Biometric identifiers are retina and iris scans, voice prints, or a record of hand and face geometry. And were are they getting all this from? From the photos and videos we upload to their services!
We wish Mr. Paxton luck in his fight against Big Tech and it’s overreaching abuse against the people of this country.
This is a pretty big story. Check out the link below.
It was in the morning sometime before noon when I found this really cool looking rock sitting at the base of a lamppost. I looked at it closely because it definitely wasn’t something you see everyday, and I noticed that someone painted it with light shades of green and blue and a little purple around the sides at the bottom.
The rock I found!
When I turned the rock over there was some writing on the bottom, but it was really small, and I didn’t have time to figure out what it said. I laughed to myself and put the rock in the side pocket of my vest. I think almost two weeks passed since that day, and I completely forgot about the rock.
Until….I wore the vest again a few days ago. As I was walking, I put my hand in the pocket and said to myself, “what the hell is this?” It was the rock! To make a long story short, I turned the rock over, and on the bottom it said “post on FB Quakertown Rocks.”
When I finally realized whoever painted it wanted me to take a picture of it and post it on the Quakertown Rocks Facebook page, I just started laughing; I was really excited too-like way more excited than I probably should’ve been, but I’m into stuff like this.
Rocks painted by member Patty Marino.
It’s been about a week since I posted the pictures of the rock I found, and I’m already getting responses from warm and friendly members. As it turns out, the Quakertown Rocks Facebook page has been in existence for quite some time, and this amazing fun-loving hobby of painting, hiding, finding, and posting is what’s happening.
I joined, and yes, I’m officially a member now, but I still can’t believe what I stumbled upon. The Quakertown Rocks Facebook page has brought together over two-thousand people who are creative and passionate about their rocks. The energy is contagious!
I don’t know if you’re familiar with Quakertown Rocks, but I definitely suggest taking a look at their Facebook page. Happy Hunting!
Nooz Buffet 