my guess is that they're trying to appeal to a broader audience by making the call-to-action less "costly" to users. The fact is that the general public won't

my guess is that they're trying to appeal to a broader audience by making the call-to-action less "costly" to users. The fact is that the general public won't care about any of this because the utility of these platforms is worth far more to them than the scandals. I really hate that this is the truth, but almost every time I talk about this with someone who still uses Facebook, they hesitate to even think about deleting their account because of the FOMO.