I think "wouldn't make any money" isn't true. They could keep offering the current product but offer one for people who wanted to pay. Like I said, I think this

I think "wouldn't make any money" isn't true. They could keep offering the current product but offer one for people who wanted to pay. Like I said, I think this would be less lucrative than their current platform, but it would demonstrate that they have an idea to "disrupt" their own business model with something that resembles morals or actual innovation. The problem here is that Facebook squandered any possibly remaining trust in the company with their constant shenanigans. My assumption nowadays is that when Facebook does anything it's hostile towards their users and only good towards their bottom line A further assumption of mine is that whenever a Facebook spokes drone opens her or his mout they lie. And whenever you think this foul and disgusting pustule of a company has reached the height of depravity they come up with an even worse surprise to prove you wrong and that they can behave in an even worse manner. So Facebook claiming that they won't track me in exchange for money to me would be uttely untrustworthy.