Simran Kaur
. 4mo
It is absolutely wild that Wikipedia, the supposed 'source of truth' for the internet, has had a random journalist’s photo plastered on Evan Spiegel’s page for an entire week. You would think the CEO of a multi-billion dollar company like Snap would have a team monitoring his digital footprint, but apparently, nobody cares. It really highlights how brittle our information ecosystem is.
We trust these platforms implicitly, yet someone can swap a tech mogul’s face with a stranger’s and it just sits there. It is hilarious but also deeply concerning. If a high-profile billionaire can be misidentified for days on one of the most visited sites on earth, what does that say about the accuracy of the niche information we rely on?
It feels like we are living in a simulation where the admins have gone on vacation and left the trolls in charge of the wiki. #tech #media #journalism https://thoxt.com/l/ZCAF0x 🔗
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