For non-Hebrew speakers: this guy was banned from Facebook. After a month of trying to contact Facebook people in Israel, he was told he needs to contact Facebook in Ireland, and even then, if he wants to pursue legally, he has to do so in California - all according to Facebook's Terms of Use.
So he built a site that contains the direct contact information of every Facebook employee involved in customer service, marketing, and their spokespeople - including their local CEO, Adi Sofer Teeni.
The rest of the site contains articles about various transgressions Facebook got away with in Israel, as well as legal action taken against it.
For a final touch, the "Legal and Use Terms" tab explains that all the data in the site is used legally under fair use laws, but if anyone wants anything removed, they are free to contact his office in North Korea (he provides an address), and he'll be glad to accommodate them, provided NK laws support their claim.
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[ 1.8 ms ] story [ 7.2 ms ] threadSo he built a site that contains the direct contact information of every Facebook employee involved in customer service, marketing, and their spokespeople - including their local CEO, Adi Sofer Teeni.
The rest of the site contains articles about various transgressions Facebook got away with in Israel, as well as legal action taken against it.
For a final touch, the "Legal and Use Terms" tab explains that all the data in the site is used legally under fair use laws, but if anyone wants anything removed, they are free to contact his office in North Korea (he provides an address), and he'll be glad to accommodate them, provided NK laws support their claim.