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In that case, you are not using Facebook because you don't like their service. Not because you don't like their stand on privacy. Since, if it is the latter, th
by product50 8y ago
In that case, you are not using Facebook because you don't like their service. Not because you don't like their stand on privacy. Since, if it is the latter, then all of them are equally bad. Also, don't specifically call out Facebook in that they are tracking without your account since everyone does the same as well.
- feanaro 8y agoI strongly feel like I am not getting some part of your argument, because what you are saying feels like a non sequitur. I do in fact refuse to use Facebook primarily because of their stance (and actions) related to privacy. I don't especially like their service either, but the service itself has its merits. Not all internet actors are equally bad. The largest corporate actors with the currently largest internet presence are bad. This is an argument against using the services offered by those actors. Is there any point in trying to quantify which one is the worst? The seven services you named are all owned by three entities, with Facebook owning two on that list (WhatsApp and Instagram). That firmly ranks it as one of the worst. I will certainly call out Facebook specifically in a thread specifically about Facebook. And again, even cutting out one of those is better than cutting out none since you have to start somewhere.