I mostly agree with you. From my perspective the data that Facebook has on me is far better than anything my ISP could have collected thus-far. I am in an area

I mostly agree with you. From my perspective the data that Facebook has on me is far better than anything my ISP could have collected thus-far. I am in an area where I have more than one option for high speed internet and it is a pain to change but not even close to the amount of pain I would experience by deleting Facebook and Instagram. Doing that would cause fundamental changes to my social life. None of my friends are even aware that I switched ISPs last year. I think if the article was written in the spirit of "watch out for the ISPs too" instead of "the ISPs are so much worse" I would have been more onboard. I think it's a bit apples and oranges: all my traffic with low resolution or just my social traffic in high resolution. I don't clearly see one being far more dangerous/valuable than the other.