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Look, it is 2018, “Facebook” and “collecting data” shouldn’t be any surprise to anyone. Stop using Facebook or submit to your data overlords but please, PLEASE

• 908087 9y ago
  When something is a problem, you should shine more light on it, not avoid talking about it because it "isn't a surprise". The general public has a short memory for this kind of thing, and no, not everyone is aware of the trade-off they're making with these services, or the true extent of the surveillance and manipulation they're submitting themselves to. Much of society is just finally beginning to wake up to the dangers these companies present. Now is not the time to go silent about the issue. Quite the opposite.
• danso 9y ago
  People come to the mindset of distrust through the publicizing of these incidents/decisions. Don't assume that everyone is at where you are.
• willstrafach 9y ago
  > PLEASE stop posting this stuff. Facebook should never be trusted. Hi. I wrote the post and I disagree. There is a great deal of rhetoric and scaremongering these days when it comes to cyber security coverage in the media. I think it is important to actually look at the available data and ask direct questions derived from it. I am fully aware that Facebook is not a bastion of privacy by any stretch, but collecting observable facts regarding this matter can allow people to better understand what is happening beyond “Facebook is invading your privacy” and decide how they feel about it.