🇨🇦 Twenty years of memories, erased by a bot

One click from Meta, and a Toronto woman lost 20 years of photos, contacts, and business access overnight, then got trapped in an AI customer-service maze with no human in sight, as reported. That is the sleek globalist future in a nutshell: centralize your life on foreign platforms, let unaccountable algorithms police it, then pretend this is innovation. Jasmine Ault even paid extra and still got ghosted by the machine. Efficient, they say.

The funniest part is watching the same elite class that cheers digital ID, online censorship, AI moderation, and total dependence on Silicon Valley suddenly discover that automated systems have no empathy and no accountability. Half of customers in a 34,000-person survey said lack of empathy was their top frustration, while 87 per cent prefer phone support and only seven per cent of executives plan to prioritize it. Of course they do not. Humans cost money, sovereignty, and recourse get in the way, and the managerial class prefers obedient systems over actual service.

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