Brzoska goes to war with Facebook. He provided the names of Polish employees
Businessman Rafał Brzoska publicly expressed his dislike for Facebook and its Polish employees. The creator of InPost has had enough of fake news about him.
On Friday, August 14, Rafał Brzoska published an entry full of emotions on his Facebook profile. He did not hide the fact that false information about him was affecting his family. All this with the passivity of Facebook moderators.
Brzoska has had enough. It attacks Poles working for Facebook
“This is how the Meta group operates in Poland – constantly tolerating fake news about me and many other public figures,” wrote the businessman.
“Maybe others don’t care, but if my underage children send me these screenshots asking ‘what’s going on, Dad?’, then if the Polish management of this shitty company thinks that I won’t do anything about it despite the positive judgments of the Polish Court – THEN I’LL SAY YES – if I were you, I would look for another job,” he continued.
Brzoska mentions Polish representatives of Meta by name
He decided to stop being polite and mentioned the Polish representatives of Meta by name. “Meta’s operational management related to the Polish market, composed of Poles (with lowercase letters on purpose), who sold themselves to the criminal activities of this company in our country,” he wrote sharply.
“Career ambitions are important – but you only have one face!” – added Brzoska. His indignation was aroused by the outpouring of advertisements on Facebook and Instagram, which used, among others, his image. The businessman and his wife Omena Mensah were also victims of deepfakes and fake news, e.g. about the influencer being beaten by her husband or the couple being detained by the police. Meta maintains that it is not responsible for advertising content on its websites.
