FB (and other data collection businesses) pose a greater threat because they have direct access to your content rather than passive streams of increasingly encr

FB (and other data collection businesses) pose a greater threat because they have direct access to your content rather than passive streams of increasingly encrypted data. And web trackers get access to your browsing behavior even if you aren't a user in a way that gives them more oversight on TLS connections since they're embedded (somewhat unwittingly) by webpages throughout the internet. TLS limits what your ISP can see. So until they block encrypted traffic it doesn't scare me too much.