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If you do something users don't like, they will leave if they want to, or else they don't care. > How do non-ad-buying users matter as customers to Facebook T
by d0lph 9y ago
If you do something users don't like, they will leave if they want to, or else they don't care.
> How do non-ad-buying users matter as customers to Facebook
They are literally all Facebook has, eyeballs.
- WorldMaker 9y agoYes, but see point 1. Facebook only has eyeballs in aggregate, as statistics (to show/hide from advertisers as Facebook sees fit). What does one snowflake matter to the mountain? When is an avalanche visible to Facebook? When is that avalanche visible to its customers, the advertisers? (Directly: When it tells them, presumably. If it tells them. Indirectly: Through slow user studies, and Big Data analysis, presumably.)
- d0lph 9y ago> When it tells them, presumably. Snowflakes don't matter, if only one Facebook user cares about their privacy, then Facebook shouldn't care. Is it a perfect system? No. But it is democratic.