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If you have a Facebook account, you know their using your data in bad ways. If you don't know that already, that's on you. As I've said before and will say aga
by mimixco 8y ago
If you have a Facebook account, you know their using your data in bad ways. If you don't know that already, that's on you.
As I've said before and will say again, a social network is not a human necessity nor a right. Delete your account and watch these problems go away in a flash.
- maxxxxx 8y agoThere are plenty of other bad players you don’t know about. We need enforceable rules so people know that a company is following certain standards .
- mimixco 8y agoSo you're not willing to quit FB in you're own? You want the government to make it ok for you? Is that what you're saying?
- maxxxxx 8y agoI don't use Facebook. I use other services where I have no idea what they are doing behind the scenes. For example there is a good chance your name was involved in the Equifax leak. How do you quit Equifax? Go cash only?
- toufiqbarhamov 8y agoIf you have a Facebook account, you know their using your data in bad ways. If you don't know that already, that's on you. As I've said before and will say again, a social network is not a human necessity nor a right. Delete your account and watch these problems go away in a flash. That incredibly naive, unless you’re a literal hermit other people in your social and professional circle do spread your data around, as to do businesses you use. I don’t have a Facebook account and never have, but I’m not gulllible enough to seriously believe that means they don’t have a shadow profile one me. And what about Google, or Amazon? Sure, you can go full T. Kazynski and live in a shack, but short of that you’re screwed.