> -like Netflix and its creepy disclosures that it knows of people's predilections. The incident referenced here seems to be blown up a bit. Sure, it is a PR

> -like Netflix and its creepy disclosures that it knows of people's predilections. The incident referenced here seems to be blown up a bit. Sure, it is a PR nightmare for Netflix and the joke felt flat. But, there is doubt on whether the social media team does have access to people's viewing data directly. It is most likely they thought of a joke and to make it sound real they referenced some numbers. Now everyone thinks not only they have poor taste in jokes but also are looking at people's data.