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I share your concerns about losing Facebook data of the past, but frankly you didn't address any of the concerns that were listed in the article. The issue is

I share your concerns about losing Facebook data of the past, but frankly you didn't address any of the concerns that were listed in the article. The issue is what they do with our data and whether you'd be comfortable letting them use your data this way. It's also due to their shady practices like not disclosing changes to privacy policy. This is especially worse with non-technical people like my mom using their platform. Who knows what kind of bs they're peddling onto her wall. I think it's awesome that people are finding ways to get off Facebook. It's like getting out of a heroine addiction or something:)

aantix 9y ago
>didn't address any of the concerns that were listed in the article. .. >The issue is what they do with our data and whether you'd be comfortable letting them use your data this way I believe that I have addressed these issues by still utilizing the service. They're well known to the HN community. They're not new. They just don't matter to me. Nor to most of the rest of the market, because billions still use it.
- ykumards 9y ago
  That's totally fine, as long as you are aware of the problem and decide that it doesn't matter to you. But they have the moral(legal?) obligation to let us know how they're using our data.