Not "advertisers" but one advertiser that has vested interest in capitalizing on privacy concerns (I do not imply Mozilla's concerns not genuine, just that thei

Not "advertisers" but one advertiser that has vested interest in capitalizing on privacy concerns (I do not imply Mozilla's concerns not genuine, just that their selling point is already to emphasize this aspect, so they are not your average advertiser in this regard). When your local mattress store or electronics vendor start shunning the platform, then we can talk about a trend. Right now it's just one organization doing a PR move. > But it's surprisingly frustrating watching everyone slowly catch on to what I had already figured out 8 years ago about the nature of Facebook Everybody knows. Not everybody cares. I would estimate about 99% of non-technical people don't. > about all the people who'll just go right back when the outrage dies down. Which is exactly what would happen.