You're not alone. If we're talking unintended consequences of privacy invasions, I'm more inclined to not like something like letting people add you to groups w

You're not alone. If we're talking unintended consequences of privacy invasions, I'm more inclined to not like something like letting people add you to groups without your permission (e.g. when people were outed by being added to a gay choir group on FB many years ago). I might be biased because I run ad campaigns on FB and the data is helpful (more efficient than Snapchat or Twitter where they have less data on you).