The Creepy Line

I'll start by saying that if you want a similar documentary but that is much better in the way that, despite its own faults, is a lot more unbiased I would recommend you watch The Social Dilemma instead.

While The Creepy Line is pretty well produced as far as documentaries go, it's pretty clear it is very much geared towards conservatives and rehashing their popular message about being suppressed by most mainstream platforms. In that regard, I am not sure if they are completely missing the irony, or if they are fully embracing it considering most of what the documentary is trying to convey is how biased the information we are exposed to can be. Pass.

Finally a documentary that exposes and warns about the destructive nature of these tech giants.

Add YouTube and the msm to this list.

What we have in the 21st Century is high tech Nazi Propaganda where ideas and opinions are controlled and prohibited, and other, more pernicious ideas are promoted.

Forget China and Russia as threats to our Democracy; its these Tech Tyrants that are jeopardizing our Constitution and Freedoms.

Big Tech, Big Brother on steroids!

We need to wake up to these monsters and destroy them, or feel the Iron Heel of Oppression on our necks.

The concentration of power in Facebook and Google is dangerous. Both are controlled by Leftists who have abused their power.

As with other Schweitzer works, there is some bias via exaggeration. However, you do yourself a great disservice to ignore the underling threat that is well-substantiated by this film.

Schweitzer doesn't include the leaked Google staff meeting videos, which are pretty creepy in their own right.

I am not sure why so many seem to think this is so biased. The whole point of the documentary is to demonstrate how Google and Facebook are able to manipulate SOME people's opinion through their algorithms. It also shows how they sell information to various buyers through data collection. I am not sure how this falls into the 'conspiracy theory' but apparently it's too much for some viewers. Many of the supporting evidence has been corroborated by other news outlets. To believe that companies do not have agendas and are trying to be as profitable as possible is naive.