Very good article. It explains how it come to the point where the data is exposed. Without understanding it, you can not take measures to change it. If it were

Very good article. It explains how it come to the point where the data is exposed. Without understanding it, you can not take measures to change it. If it were "hacking" or breakin, the change should be to have stronger security, while if it's intentional data sharing, the change should be modifying privacy policies and data sharing guidelines. > Users don't care whether it was hacked or Facebook gave it away You say nobody makes a difference whether some company was a victim of security breach or gave away your data voluntarily? Maybe you personally don't but a lot of people do. Scenarios are completely different and responsibility is different. > This is no defense of Facebook, nor a counter to the broader narrative. It is, however, the truth, which seems to be more important than whether or not it defends Facebook or anybody else.