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> You kind of did, when you signed up. Problem is many people signed up years ago and I bet they've changed their ToS and privacy policy 100 times since then w
by megalodon 10y ago
> You kind of did, when you signed up.
Problem is many people signed up years ago and I bet they've changed their ToS and privacy policy 100 times since then without people noticing.
Facebook satisfied our needs to connect with our friends when it arrived. Now it's 100% ads. I used to have real discussions with friends, but the comment quality today is basically on par with youtube (if not worse).
- simonsarris 10y ago> Problem is many people signed up years ago and I bet they've changed their ToS and privacy policy 100 times since then without people noticing. Honestly that sounds functionally like democracy still. People (not I) voted for policies years ago have have changed a thousand times since, with or without people noticing. Officials campaign promising to serve constituents in some way (we can call this their Terms of Service), people elect them, then they change those terms often, sometimes dramatically, sometimes on day 0. Whether people notice or not seems to have little effect.
- hasenj 10y ago> Facebook satisfied our needs to connect with our friends when it arrived. Now it's 100% ads. So there's no reason to stay on it. I personally stick with direct messaging apps (Skype, LINE).