> The difference is that it's a choice whether to use Google and Facebook. This is normally used as the main argument. I disagree. That's like saying you have

> The difference is that it's a choice whether to use Google and Facebook. This is normally used as the main argument. I disagree. That's like saying you have a choice on whether or not you use electricity, which is technically true. How much of the popular web could you really use if you didn't use anything that touched Facebook or Google?