Cambridge Analytica Uncovered: Secret filming reveals election tricks
Channel 4 News2 HN recommenders · recommended in 2 months, 2018-2019
2.5M views · 8 years ago · news · news
A Channel 4 News undercover investigation in which Cambridge Analytica executives are filmed discussing bribes, honeypots, fake identities and manipulating elections around the world.
HN points to it as the primary evidence of what Cambridge Analytica was willing to do, especially in Facebook data scandal threads.
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5 comments from Hacker News
Did you watch the Channel 4 report[0]? The CEO of CA clandestinely advertised far more than just ads for the reporter posing as a potential client. They are in the business of winning elections, through whatever means necessary. He openly talked about things like targeting and entrapping political opponents with blackmail via "honeypots". His deputies made some really interesting statements during that report as well. I highly recommend watching the report, it's a fascinating watch. Based on what he was caught saying on camera, in addition to his deputies, and the reporting around their political campaigns in Africa using propaganda that claimed AIDS would come back if so-and-so were elected, it's not a stretch to imagine those people doing everything the can, legally and illegally, to sway an election. 0: ▶ this video
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Undercover reporters investigate Cambridge Analytica: ▶ this video The information commissioner is still waiting for her request for a search warrant, made on Monday, to be heard by a high court judge: link Meanwhile, crates with documents have been removed from the building: link Doesn't look good.
Obama had the Obama 2012 app ( link ). Anyone downloading it knew that the goal of it was to help get Obama elected. CA ( ▶ this video ) tricked people into giving up their data and used it to spread targeted propaganda. How is this the same?
Watch the mini documentary of the undercover op by channel 4 ▶ this video This isn't just data mining, it's straight up misinformation, entrapment, and god knows what else.