SEES FACEBOOK VIDEO OF SPAZZING OUT IN THE BOOTH

I want to thank everybody who has watched, shared, liked, or commented or all the above on this video. We have passed 2k views and I will continue to push this video and ask for everyone to help! People wanted me to just make a video of me rapping my heart out and leaving it in the booth, that's exactly what I did, I hope you enjoy!

People were asking for straight bars. They said I want to see "SeeS" spitting the illest shit in the studio. Then I seen...
Posted by SeeS Music on Monday, November 3, 2014

FACEBOOK SCREWS ARTISTS WITH NEW NAME CHANGE POLICY!!!

Recently FACEBOOK deactivated my account and would not allow me to log-in without changing my real name to the name they had on file for me. Interesting that although everyone knows me as SeeS, online and in real life,  FACEBOOK knew enough about who I am to know I must be some made up person who could cause harm to their social network by impersonating myself and being the person people know. Please share this to bring awareness about the dissatisfaction and betrayal we feel from facebook!

FIRST! Facebook just proved to everyone how fragile privacy is. All of your past posts now share your government name, or you no longer get to use the service. Search engines will make it easy for the world to find your profile if its public.

SECOND! As an artist who brands his artist name and uses the service to properly connect and network with artists, this not only affects my privacy but my visibility on this platform, so know how fragile your support systems may be.

THIRD! I don't know who half of my friends are by their government, I knew them on an artist basis, and the name they preferred to be called. Facebook screwed all artists majorly with this. And my name was SeeS Sheldon, It wasn't F UR MOM. More people call me SeeS then Scott in my everyday life.

I'm saddened that what I knew would happen is happening so fast.

Please share this to bring awareness about the dissatisfaction and betrayal we feel from facebook!

Please comment if you agree or disagree, what do you think about the policy?

Facebook Manipulates Timeline In "Orwellian" Fashion Mind Control Experiment

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I had to share this article from CNN, and there are many others, please check it out for yourself. Think about how many people could have been harmed in this experiment to ultimately help Facebook retain users for ad's and revenue. We live in a society where people wanna ban guns because of shooting incidents, but ignore the abuse of medication, the improper handling of mental health issues and things like this, which have a major impact on certain people.

  

Internet outraged by Facebook's 'creepy' mood experiment

HONG KONG (CNNMoney)

Everyone has a bad day on occasion. But what if Facebook made it worse -- on purpose, and without telling you?

Internet users have reacted angrily to news that Facebook researchers manipulated the content some users were shown in an attempt to gauge their emotional response.

For one week in early 2012, Facebook (FB, Tech30) changed the content mix in the News Feeds of almost 690,000 users. Some people were shown a higher number of positive posts, while others were shown more negative posts.
The results of the experiment, conducted by researchers from Cornell, the University of California, San Francisco and Facebook, were published this month in the prestigious academic journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Science.
The study found that users that were shown more negative content were slightly more likely to produce negative posts. Users in the positive group responded with more upbeat posts.
So it worked! Facebook was able to successfully change the emotional state of its users. While the mood changes were small, the researchers argued that the findings have major implications given the size and scale of the social network.
Facebook's term of service gives the company permission to conduct this kind of research, but many users have reacted with anger at what they say is a dangerous social experiment. There is no indication that the 690,000 subjects were asked if they would like to take part in the study.
Facebook uses an algorithm to determine which of roughly 1,500 available posts will show up in a user's News Feed. The company frequently changes this program to modify the mix of news, personal stories and advertisements seen by users.