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is that a bit contradictory to be bothered that privacy is turning into something for the wealthy and yet wish you could pay for your privacy on fb? edit: i th
by autokad 10y ago
is that a bit contradictory to be bothered that privacy is turning into something for the wealthy and yet wish you could pay for your privacy on fb?
edit: i think fb would offer that if users would be willing to pay it. something like 400 million daily active users? if t hey could collect 5$ a month off them that'd be a lot of coin
- duaneb 10y agoit still values Facebook less than Netflix, which is not for the rich. I'd easily pay $10/month. But I highly doubt Facebook has ever seriously considered it. It would alter their brand as a data mine to businesses way too much. I highly recommend dns level ad restriction plus heavy stylesheet modification. Just trash the mobile app or route it through an tracking blocking dns proxy. Obviously don't like businesses and never click on ads.
- dhimes 10y agofb made about $1/user/month last year, FYI
- criddell 10y agoMy real point was that they collect so much data about their users and individually it's worth almost nothing. They know a huge amount of stuff about me both online and offline and that's worth $5 this month. It's a little depressing.