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We should replace facebook with a version of facebook where you get control over all your data in exchange for a subscription. Meaning that nobody, app develope
by jf- 8y ago
We should replace facebook with a version of facebook where you get control over all your data in exchange for a subscription. Meaning that nobody, app developers or advertisers alike, gets access unless explicitly allowed, there's no tracking, and you can actually permanently delete things.
The free tier would be as it is now.
- veddox 8y agoUnfortunately, I suspect that FB makes a whole lot more money offering a free service than they ever would with a subscription model. And though I very much like the idea: if you look at email, you see how few people are actually prepared to pay for an online service... (Email has the added advantage of being a public standard that anyone can implement - free or charged. Social media has no such universally accepted standard.)