I agree that Facebook should be regulated in some way. It should not turn into a private intelligence agency, which seems to be where it was going. Despite peop

I agree that Facebook should be regulated in some way. It should not turn into a private intelligence agency, which seems to be where it was going. Despite people here disliking GDPR, I think it's a good step towards making sure companies don't try to abuse personal data. I think more regulations like this will come in the future, that will restrict companies, but not necessarily try to shut them down. I disagree about your second point though. I mean, I understand it and I'm aware that what you are saying is true for a big chunk of people, but that doesn't decrease the usefulness for the rest of the population. I'm in various support groups and I see random people helping other people with real-life problems, not just comments or likes. I see people finding partners for outdoor activities. I see close friends and families meeting again after not seeing each other for a while, as a reaction to some post on their new feed. All anecdotal, of course, but I see a lot of positive impact on people.