https://designtaxi.com/news/423977/Netflix-Displays-Strangers-Faces-On-Billboards-In-Uncanny-Black-Mirror-Stunt/
Personally, I think Netflix was a relatively tactful in this particular instance, but it's a stark reminder of the sort of privacy we swear away when using social media or any service that sees our face.
Article is like 6 months old...
And the people literally went to a Netflix website and uploaded their picture to make one of these.
Also, fuck a website that tries to get around adblockers by making everything go to a page first that only has ads.
It's mighty clever, isn't it? Netflix can be criticized, but it controls the environment that dishes out the criticism.
Almost sounds like a Black Mirror episode.
What environment are you referring to? Netflix certainly doesn't control Lemmy or the broader Internet.
Netflix controls its criticism of itself on its platform.
Apparently I didn't communicate that idea well enough, so I have deleted it to avoid confusing people further.