I don't think so. The revolt is not to use facebook, but snapchat instead; it's not using tin-can phones. Highly optimized to be addictive to the average consu

I don't think so. The revolt is not to use facebook, but snapchat instead; it's not using tin-can phones. Highly optimized to be addictive to the average consumer, you'd have to be well schooled or an oddball otherwise not to fall for it. I for example hate facebook and I'm far from addiction, but in my social sphere I need it for instant messaging and events. So not even someone who hates a service is safe from using it (or at least the costs of not using it are real enough that in many scenarios the hate against it is not enough).