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This is a very good point. Personally, I would love the opportunity to pay for facebook, in exchange for No ads, no data sharing outside of facebook. (I'm fine
by abakker 8y ago
This is a very good point. Personally, I would love the opportunity to pay for facebook, in exchange for No ads, no data sharing outside of facebook. (I'm fine with opting in/out of product improvements).
Maybe GDPR will lead companies to put a finite value on my data. i.e. would they rather a fixed $5/month, or the potential that some family photo I share might lead them to send me an ad that I might click on?
- goalieca 8y agoI like the idea of paying for things but quite frankly, the Facebook product has long diverged from anything that I would want to pay for. Algorithmic news feeds and the feeling of sadness as everyone around me only post stuff to show off or post stupid political crap.
- JeanMarcS 8y agoSo do you still use it ? And if yes, why ? It's a serious question. Because if you think the product is that bad that you won't pay for it, why using it (you, in a general sense, not you goalieca personaly)
- goalieca 8y agoI don't use it at all. I went cold turkey about 3 years ago after having someone post some photos from my wedding and someone who wasn't a friend got all pissy they weren't invited and started harassing us.