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Why does the law need to change for this? Facebook should disclose what they do with your data, and that is about it. At that point, it is really up to you to
by spookthesunset 8y ago
Why does the law need to change for this? Facebook should disclose what they do with your data, and that is about it. At that point, it is really up to you to decide if you want to play ball...
- huntermeyer 8y agoI completely agree. I don't think there's any need for legislation. I think people should just realize the simple adage, "if a product is free, you're the product" or whatever. Our society needs to wise up.
- PostOnce 8y agoSo Facebook gets to make the rules? The law changes whenever we feel like it should, that's how democracy works. You say why should the laws change and why shouldn't we individually decide whether or not to play ball? For one thing, Facebook creates profiles of people who don't have accounts, but for another, and more importantly: Why should companies not be able to dump toxins in rivers? It's up to us whether we want to buy from that company and contribute to pollution -- or we could start up an EPA... which we did. Same deal with Facebook, sort of. Society can make whatever rules it wants, the only natural law is chaos, and of it we make order.
- matz1 8y agoYes you should fight to change the law if you don't like it and likewise I do not think the law need to be changed nor the more regulation is needed so I will fight it too. In this case the harm (if any) that fb make is not substantial enough for me to care.