She isn’t obligated to do so, because no one is obligated to use these platforms. They are entirely optional to life and purely a luxury item. It’s a suffering

She isn’t obligated to do so, because no one is obligated to use these platforms. They are entirely optional to life and purely a luxury item. It’s a suffering person, yes, but would I rather have Instagram that you can opt in to and receive targeted ads in exchange for its feature set than no Instagram? Yes. And I believe if we allowed people to make the free choice, they would too. This is about the equivalent of going to a high school reunion and having people talk about their kids soon after you had a miscarriage. It’s horrible to have that happen but it’s an honest mistake. Jumping on the “targeted advertising is evil” wagon just means we fail to solve it another more-likely way: like how you’d imply to your old classmates in that situation that you find it painful to hear about the topic right then.