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I really feel like this should be over the line. If you share info with someone, sure, you're a sucker. No right to control that which you freely give up. But

I really feel like this should be over the line. If you share info with someone, sure, you're a sucker. No right to control that which you freely give up. But when you type something out and specifically decide not to transmit it? That's beyond the pale. They have no right to spy on people like that. It's the one thing.

username223 9y ago
> But when you type something out and specifically decide not to transmit it? That's beyond the pale. This is why, if you still find FB useful, you should use mbasic.facebook.com. At least for now, it works with absolutely no JavaScript. The 2013 paper talks about edits, which this doesn't protect -- dickish to collect, but fair -- but the key-logging JS crosses the line for me.