> Yet we don't hear the mass media outrage directed at literally every other website in existence. Sorry, let's rephrase. "Harmful psychological testing" Sure

> Yet we don't hear the mass media outrage directed at literally every other website in existence. Sorry, let's rephrase. "Harmful psychological testing" Sure, A/B tests have a psychological component, although the tests don't specifically test for that or they'd be after the reason WHY they clicked on blue vs green. They don't care why, they only care about which got more clicks in order to choose which one to go with. They usually also tend to actually test something, like a feature. What feature was FB A/B testing? They weren't. It was a pure psychological test, with harmful results. You honestly don't see a distinction?