فيسبوك و جوجل يوجّهان الرأي العام في مصر

تلاعب الشركات الأمريكية في خوارزميات منصات التواصل الاجتماعي ضدّ مصر كما يفعل جوجل ضد الرئيس الأمريكي نفسه دونالد ترامب الذي شكاهم علنا في 28 أغسطس 2018

https://x.com/realdonaldtrump/status/1034456273306243076

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وكما يفعل يوتيوب منذ 2009 وفيسبوك منذ 2010 على النحو الذي وثقته هنا بحكم كوني مهندس الكترونيات واتصالات حاصل على ماجستير في إدارة الأعمال ومتخصص في التسويق والإعلام الرقميين (دعوة فيسبوك مستخدميه في مصر لمتابعة حسابات معارضين في يناير 2019 بمبادرة من المنصة وليس عبر إعلانات منهم وقبلها توسيع انتشار فيديو سائق التوكتوك أكتوبر 2016 قبيل أسابيع من التعويم وقبلهما دعاية الصفحة الرئيسية لموقع يوتيوب في مصر للثورة الخضراء في إيران عام 2009 ثم تعاون الخارجية الأمريكية مع تويتر لقلب نظام الحكم في كوبا 2010)

In 2009, YouTube changed its home page layout in Egypt for 1 day to feature a video from the Green Revolution in Iran - although Egyptians hardly knew anything about Iran itself let alone its politics. This happened 2 years before the so called Jan 25 revolution.

In October 2016, a video aired on a TV channel for a driver harshly criticizing the government went viral receiving 300,000 Facebook shares (a number I had never seen in Egypt before) on the channel's page few days before major economic reform decisions taken by the government on November 3rd to float the currency!

The viral video created a chaos inside the Egyptian society to the extend a famous talk show anchor warned against an expected revolution عمرو أديب Amr Adib

 

In January 2019, Facebook in Egypt started to display some verified Facebook profiles recommending users in Egypt, in their News Feed, to follow them. Surprisingly, all accounts were belonging to well-known Egyptian opposition figures except one who is not pro government!

Facebook's Suggested People to Follow feature is politically biased for some reason against the Egyptian government!

What's Next?

Even Google, where executives were frequent visitors to the White House under the former Democrat President Mr. Barack Obama, acknowledged controlling the algorithm that shows search results against the American President Donald J. Trump, a republican, who complained publicly on Twitter.


While terrorists killed hundreds of Egyptians who were praying in churches and mosques, the algorithm designed and managed by Facebook, the most popular social media platform in Egypt, is not helping anyone but terrorist organizations.

Posts that justify killings, promote hate, and ignore facts are reaching everyone's News Feed unlike other posts.

It is crystal clear:
After the American president, Egypt itself is a target of internet and social media companies as a US foreign policy tool (i.e. Cuba case study) although Egyptians love the Americans, and Arabs were the first to acknowledge the US diplomatically in 1777!