Google and Facebook have done a Lot of things to mitigate privacy concerns. Both have decent controls, you can see your data, delete data, see apps that have ac

Google and Facebook have done a Lot of things to mitigate privacy concerns. Both have decent controls, you can see your data, delete data, see apps that have access, etc. Sure, privacy issues aren't solved, largely because people don't care, don't understand the tools, and marketing companies are ever more aggressive. But to say that Google and Facebook have done nothing in the face of public outrage is wrong. Rome wasn't built in day - things get better step by step - speaking up is often a good start. We spoke up, and the EU is largely without software parents. It's easy to forget our victories in the face of all the upcoming battles.