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So basically Facebook is saying that if we can’t make money from you, you can’t have an account.

• wang_li 9y ago
  Seems perfectly reasonable, doesn't it?
  • zzzcpan 9y ago
    No, facebook desperately needs to keep users and keep tracking them, so they are abusing network effect monopoly into giving people a choice either accept any tracking facebook wants or lose all the connections and all the time you invested into the platform. Which is not much of a choice, obviously.
• Faaak 9y ago
  What's wrong with that ? I mean, FB is a free service. (I don't have a FB account)
• KozmoNau7 9y ago
  Nope, the GDPR does not consider a flawed business model to be a valid reason to breach users' privacy.
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